British Apprenticeship Culture

Despite introduction of self-regulation, 20th century history of engineering governance in Britain is a study in persistent commitment to the ideology of apprenticeship/craft.9 In this country while self-regulating engineering discipline- specific associations formed under royal charter continue to define engineering and the role of engineers engineering employers still subscribe to the apprenticeship/craft culture. Being wary of academic grounding in isolation of practical training these employers resist licensing. Engineering in Britain is far from being organized as a profession. It lacks educational closure, has no licensed titles and no managerial structure.

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