 One of the largest centers of this kind, the Central Institute of Labour, created about 1,700 training points with 2 thousand of the most qualified instructors of the Central Labor Institute in different parts of the country.They operated in all leading sectors of the national economy – in engineering, metallurgy, construction, light and timber industries, on railways and motor vehicles, in agriculture and even in the navy.In 1935, the "Stakhanovist movement" appeared, in honor of the mine worker Alexey Stakhanov, who, according to official information of that time, performed 14.5 norms for a shift on the night of August 30, 1935.