In its policy statement on a new Education Act for Great Britain, the Association of Teachers in Technical Institutions (ATTI) asserts that the proposed act is insufficient to meet accelerating demands on the educational system, especially in further and higher education. These demands are linked to social pressures for more and better education, and to the need to provide an educated work force for the requirements of an expanding technological society. The structure of further and higher education is evaluated in terms of age groups, day release programs, industrial training and education, and other aspects. ATTI proposals and recommendations on control and administration, teacher salaries and conditions of service, teachers' rights, student services, and financial aid, are also made. (LY)