Özet:

The work on professional and technical education in the modern sense in the Ottoman State began after the announcement of Tanzimat. But with the establishment of the sanctuaries by Mithat Pasha, professional and technical education has begun to spread throughout the country. Professional and Technical Training Services of Sultan II. He gained a significant intensity during the period of Abdullah. During this period, various professional and technical documents were opened in the various places of the Ottoman country. Among them were men’s craftsmen. The Sultan II. One of the industrial works that entered service in the period of Abdülhamid is the Hamidiye Industrial Works that was opened in Adana. This is Sultan II. The 25th edition of Abdülhamid. In memory of its anniversary, Adana Islahhanesi, with the transformation of Adana Hamidiye Industry Mektebi, began its educational activity on 22 August 1900. In the course of this work, the main contributions of the Adana Governorate, the local people, the Adana Ziraat and the Industrial Chamber have been made. The five-year period of Adana Hamidiye Industry Mektebini was published on 6 February 1901 according to the years. According to this course, the various religious courses, along with cultural courses, have been included in the Mektebin curriculum. In this text, the English, French and Arabic were also taught as foreign languages. The theoretical courses are allocated to an hour before art teaching in the morning and two hours after dinner. The work of the Adana Hamidiye Industrial Mektub, like some other industrial mektubs, has been defined according to the provisions of the Islahhanes Nizamnames. In 1900 Adana Hamidiye Industry Mektebinin Mektep council was presided by Ali Said Efendi. The same year’s director is the Lord. Adana Hamidiye Industry Mekteb in 1900 saw 26 requests and in 1902 saw 81 requests. There was a five-member section in this section. These are the divisions of Matbaacity, Demircity, Marangozity, Kunduracity and Precision. In these sections of the Mektebin professions, along with the Muslim masters, non-Muslim masters also worked as teachers. A variety of tools and tools required by the Mektebin are also provided to the extent of the possibilities. Additional sections were also built for the physical development of the mectin. The members and other officials who have been appointed in this letter have been granted payments by the state. Because the revenue is not sufficient, variable revenue has been allocated to the name of the letter by the central administration to meet the expenses of the letter. This site was visited by Mustafa Kemal on March 16, 1923.