KONYA HAMİDİYE INDUSTRY SCHOOL
Abstract
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Konya Industry School was one of the schools opened with gaining importance of occupational education in Ottoman Empire after Tanzimat reform. Industry schools had a huge importance in Ottoman territories in terms of providing education and meeting military clothing necessities and other necessities in the area. The first industry school was founded in 1868 in Istanbul. This school was a demonstration of schools opened by Mithat Pasha when he was Danube governor. The Industry School in Konya was initially opened for purposes of meeting military needs in workshops during the war; however, it was converted into an industry place in 1901. Initially, there were only three |
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teachers and seventeen students in the school, teacher and student number increased over time. Moreover, the school providing day education started to provide night education as well, and both student number and quality increased over time. The school was founded with struggles and moral and material supports of the local community. Financial difficulties experienced time to time are tried to be solved by management studiously for enabling quality enhancement in education. Konya Hamidiye Industry School filled gaps in missing areas in education and local economy with art classes opened. |
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References
- Maarif Mektubi Kalemi: MF.MKT 122/55-1-1, 513/28-1-1, 926/27-1-1, 827/13-3-1, 726/45-1, 942/46
- Babıali Evrak Odası: 2042/153138, 2340/175432, , 2285/171305, 2411/180824, 2464/184729, 2813/210940
- Dahiliye Mektubi Kalemi: DH.MKT. 1119/8, 2578/118, 2889/82 Yıldız Mütenevvi Maruzat: Y.MTV269/77-1 BOA,DH.UMVM 24/30
Details
Primary Language
Turkish
Subjects
Economics
Journal Section
Research Article
Authors
Publication Date
June 1, 2017
Submission Date
January 1, 2017
Acceptance Date
May 1, 2017
Published in Issue
Year 2017 Volume: 6 Number: 1