This handbook contains broad guidelines to assist both businessmen and educators who are interested in increasing industry-education cooperation through the creation of an Industry-Education Counicl. This guide is part of a series of reports designed to encourage the participation of businessmen in areas such as school management, curriculum development, and methodology. Material in the handbook discusses briefly the need for increased cooperation among schools, business, and industry; suggests that the Industry-Education Council is the best structure to deal with this need; itemizes the initial steps required to start a Council; suggests several types of cooperative activities and identifies their broad goals and objectives; and provides examples of bylaws and statements of purpose used by existing Councils. (Author/DN)