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Welcome to the Trade Training Centres in Schools Program

The Trade Training Centres in Schools Program (the Program) is providing $2.5 billion over 10 years from 2008 to enable secondary schools to seek funding for Trade Training Centres (TTC).

The Program allows secondary students from years 9 – 12 to access vocational education and training through TTCs to give them a broader range of options so as to improve Year 12 retention rates and enhance pathways into vocational careers. TTCs are also helping to address national skills shortages in traditional trades and emerging industries.

Under the Program, funds are available for major capital works, upgrade of existing facilities and industry standard equipment.

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Trade Training Centres Round Four

13 April 2012

The Minister for School Education, Peter Garrett, officially announced schools for Round Four on 16 December 2011. An additional eight schools have since been approved.

 

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Trade Training Centres Progress Report

22 December 2011

Summary report on the progress of the Trade Training Centres program.

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Auditor General’s report

2 February 2011

The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations today welcomed the Auditor General’s report into the Trade Training Centres in Schools Program.

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Visit to Round Three Schools

9 December 2010

The Minister for School Education, Peter Garrett, has visited a number of schools that were successful in Round Three of the Trade Training Centres (TTCs) in Schools Program.

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Visit to Loyola Senior High School

9 December 2010

The Minister for School Education, Peter Garrett, has visited the Loyola Senior High School Trade Training Centre that is currently under construction, due for completion at the end of 2011.