
Episode 3: The Evolution of Professional Bodies during the Industrial Revolution
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During the Industrial Revolution, which began in Great Britain in the late 1700s, the rise of factories and mechanised production led to significant changes in the workforce and the nature of work. Traditional guilds, which had previously regulated trades and ensured quality standards, began to decline as industrialisation and capitalism took hold. The focus shifted towards mass production and efficiency, which reduced the relevance of guilds and their structured support systems. This transformation paved the way for the emergence of modern professional bodies, which adapted to oversee new industries, establish standards of practice, and provide education and training for professionals in evolving fields, thus laying the groundwork for contemporary professional associations.