Yorkshire - PEOPLE WHO MATTER: 1) The Apprentice

Series

Series Name
Mining Review 19th Year

Issue

Issue No.
3
Date Released
Nov 1965
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1London - TOP SECRETARY
  2. 2National - THE PLAN
  3. 3Yorkshire - PEOPLE WHO MATTER: 1) The Apprentice

Story

Story No. within this Issue
3 / 3
Section Title
Yorkshire - PEOPLE WHO MATTER
Summary
NoS synopsis: importance of training of new apprentices.
NCB Commentary - For the coal industry of today and tomorrow - the apprentice becomes more and more important - particularly the tradesmen - the would-be electrician or fitter.
Malcolm Beach is a mechanical apprentice in Yorkshire.
Malcolm Beach will be well qualified to play his part in giving Britain the power it needs.
Keywords
Education and training; Mining
Written sources
British Film Institute Databases
Films on Coal Catalogue   1969, p.51
Viewing Copy - bfi screenonline
The National Archives COAL 32   /13 Scripts for Mining Review, 1960-1963
BFI Screenonline synopsis   ID No.721654
Credits:
Sponsor
National Coal Board
Production Co.
National Coal Board Film Unit

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