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Trade Training Centres in Schools Program - Approved Trade Training Centres as at 18 October 2012 (DEEWR Question No. EW0734_13) New South Wales TTC Project Name Patricipating School/s TTC Site/s TTC Site/s Street Address TTC Site/s Suburb State Pcode All Saints Trade Training Centre All Saints College All Saints College, St Mary's Campus 2 Grant Street MAITLAND NSW 2320 St Joseph's Campus St Peter's Campus All Saints College, St Joseph's Campus New England Highway LOCHINVAR NSW 2321 All Saints College, St Peter's Campus 9 Free Church Street MAITLAND NSW 2320 Ambarvale Trade Training Centre Ambarvale High School Ambarvale High School Thomas Rose Drive ROSEMEADOW NSW 2560 Armidale Regional Government Independent & Catholic Schools Trade Training Centre Duval High School ARMIDALE NSW 2350 Armidale High School New England Girls School O'Connor Catholic College Uralla Central School Duval High School Crest Rd Armidale High School Butler Street ARMIDALE NSW 2350 New England Girls School Uralla Rd ARMIDALE NSW 2350 O'Connor Catholic College 35 Kirkwood St ARMIDALE NSW 2350 Uralla Central School Park Street URALLA NSW 2358 Avondale Trade Training Centre Avondale School Avondale School 119 Avondale Road COORANBONG NSW 2265 Balgowlah Trade Training Centre Northern Beaches Secondary College (Balgowlah Northern Beaches Secondary College Balgowlah Boys Campus Maretimo Street BALGOWLAH NSW 2093 Boys Campus) Northern Beaches Secondary College (Manly Campus) Bathurst and Regional Catholic Schools Metals, Automotive, Construction & Hospitality Trade Training Centre St Stanislaus College St Stanislaus College Bentinck and Brilliant Sts BATHURST NSW 2795 Mackillop College St Joseph's Central School Mackillop College Gormons Hill Rd BATHURST NSW 2795 St Joseph's Central School 8 Fleming St OBERON NSW 2787 Bellinger Valley Trade Training Centre Bellingen High School Bellingen High School East End BELLINGEN NSW 2454 Benedict Trade Training Centre Rosebank College Rosebank College 1A Harris Road FIVE DOCK NSW 2046 Bidgee Trade Training Centre Balranald Central School Balranald Central School Wee Street BALRANALD NSW 2715 Blacktown Girls High School Hospitality Trade Training Centre Blacktown Girls High School Blacktown Girls High School Fifth Avenue BLACKTWON NSW 2148 Blue Mountains Hospitality Trade Training Centre Winmalee High School Winmalee High School High School Drive WINMALEE NSW 2777 Springwood High School Springwood High School Grose Road FAULCONBRIDGE NSW 2776 Bombala Facility for Industry Training Trade Training Centre Bombala High School Bombala High School 20 Bright St BOMBALA NSW 2632 Bonnyrigg Trade Training Centre Bonnyrigg High School Bonnyrigg High School Elizabeth Dr BONNYRIGG NSW 2177 Boorowa Multi Purpose Trade Training Centre Boorowa Central School Boorowa Central School Pudman St BOOROWA NSW 2586 Brewarrina Trade Training Centre Brewarrina Central School Brewarrina Central School Bourke Street BREWARRINA NSW 2839 Bulahdelah Trade Training Centre Bulahdelah Central School Bulahdelah Central School Meade St BULAHDELAH NSW 2423 Campbelltown Trade Training Centre Airds High School Airds High School Briar Road AIRDS NSW 2560 Dorchester School Eagle Vale High School Eagle Vale High School Drysdale Road EAGLE VALE NSW 2558 Castlereagh Trade Training Centre Gilgandra High School Gilgandra High School Off Court St GILGANDRA NSW 2827 Coonamble High School Gulargambone Central School Coonamble High School Aberford Street COONAMBLE NSW 2827 Gulargambone Central School Yalgogrin Street GULARGAMBONE NSW 2828 Celtic Country Community Trade Training Centre Glen Innes High School Glen Innes High School Edwards St GLEN INNES NSW 2370 Emmaville Central School Tenterfield High School Emmaville Central School Park Road EMMAVILLE NSW 2371 Tenterfield High School 89 High Street TENTERFIELD NSW 2372 Cessnock Trade Training Centre Cessnock High School Cessnock High School Aberdare Road CESSNOCK NSW 2325 Chifley College Senior Campus Construction Trade Training Centre Chifley College Senior Campus Chifley College Senior Campus North Parade MOUNT DRUITT NSW 2770 Coffs Coast Trade Training Centre Bishop Druitt College Bishop Druitt College 111 North Boambee Road COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 Corowa Trade Training Centre Corowa High School Corowa High School Redlands Rd COROWA NSW 2646 Cudgegong Trade Training Centre Gulgong High School Gulgong High School Belmore St GULGONG NSW 2852 Kandos High School Mudgee High School Kandos High School Fleming St KANDOS NSW 2848 Mudgee High School Douro St MUDGEE NSW 2850 Darag Trade Training Centre Wiley Park Girls High School Wiley Park Girls High School The Boulevarde PUNCHBOWL NSW 2196 Denison Trade Training Centre Denison College of Secondary Education, Kelso Denison Secondary College Kelso Campus Boyd St KELSO NSW 2795 Campus Carenne School Denison College of Secondary Education, Bathurst Carenne School 158 Browning St BATHURST NSW 2795 Campus Denison Secondary College Bathurst Campus Hope St BATHURST NSW 2795 Dorrigo Trade Training Centre Dorrigo High School Dorrigo High School Waterfall Way DORRIGO NSW 2453 SQ12-001282 1 Page 1 of 22 Trade Training Centres in Schools Program - Approved Trade Training Centres as at 18 October 2012 (DEEWR Question No. EW0734_13) TTC Project Name Patricipating School/s TTC Site/s TTC Site/s Street Address TTC Site/s Suburb State Pcode Dubbo Schools Hospitality Trade Training Centre Dubbo College Senior Campus Dubbo College Senior Campus Yarrandale Rd DUBBO NSW 2830 Dubbo College Delroy Campus Dubbo College South Campus Dubbo School of Distance Education Mian School Dubbo College Delroy Campus East St DUBBO NSW 2830 Dubbo College South Campus Boundary Rd DUBBO NSW 2830 e2skill Trade Training Centre Orange High School Orange High School Woodward St ORANGE NSW 2800 Anson Street School Blayney High School Molong Central School The Canobolas Rural Technology High School Anson Street School Anson St ORANGE NSW 2800 Blayney High School Lindsay St BLAYNEY NSW 2799 Molong Central School Lindsay St MOLONG NSW 2866 The Canobolas Rural Technology High School 142 Icely Rd ORANGE NSW 2800 EAC Trade Training Centre Emmanuel Anglican College Emmanuel Anglican College 62 Horizon Drive WEST BALLINA NSW 2478 East Gosford Trade Training Centre St Edward's Christian Brothers College St Edward's Christian Brothers College 13 Frederick St EAST GOSFORD NSW 2250 St Joseph's Catholic College St Joseph's Catholic College 2 Russell Drysdale St EAST GOSFORD NSW 2250 Eastern Tablelands Trade Training Centre Lithgow High School Lithgow High School 1 Pau St LITHGOW NSW 2790 Oberon High School Portland Central School Oberon High School Ross St OBERON NSW 2787 Portland Central School Vale St PORTLAND NSW 2847 Edmund Rice College Metal/Engineering Trade Training Centre Edmund Rice College Edmund Rice College 112 Mount Keira Road WOLLONGONG WEST NSW 2500 Epping Boys' High School Trade Training Centre Epping Boys High School Epping Boys High School 213 Vimiera Road EASTWOOD NSW 2122 Carlingford High School Cheltenham Girls High School Erina High Trade Training Centre Erina High School Erina High School Ernest Street ERINA NSW 2250 Evanside Trade Training Centre Evans High School Evans High School 166 Walters Road BLACKTOWN NSW 2148 Coreen School Doonside High School Correen School 12 Hereward Highway BLACKTOWN NSW 2148 Doonside High School Power Street DOONSIDE NSW 2767 Fairfield Trade Training Centre Fairfield High School Fairfield High School 405 The Horsley Drive FAIRFIELD NSW 2165 Fairvale High School Westfields Sports High School Fairvale High School Thorny Road FAIRFIELD WEST NSW 2165 Westfields Sports High School 406A Hamilton Road FAIRFIELD WEST NSW 2165 Finley Trade Training Centre Finley High School Finley High School Tocumwal St FINLEY NSW 2713 Glendale Technology High Trade Training Centre Glendale Technology High School Glendale Technology High School 2A Oakland Street GLENDALE NSW 2284 Great Lakes Trade Training Centre Great Lakes College Senior Campus Great Lakes College Senior Campus Northern Parkway TUNCURRY NSW 2428 Great Lakes College Forster Campus Great Lakes College Tuncurry Campus Great Lakes College Forster Campus Cape Hawke Drive FORSTER NSW 2428 Great Lakes College Tuncurry Campus Northern Parkway TUNCURRY NSW 2428 Greater West Independent Schools Alliance Trade Training Centre Penrith Christian School Penrith Christian School 1 Simeon Road ORCHARD HILLS NSW 2745 St Paul's Grammar School Wycliffe Christian School St Paul's Grammar School 52 Taylor Road CRANEBROOK NSW 2749 Wycliffe Christian School 133 Rickard Road WARRIMOO NSW 2774 Gundagai High School Trade Training Centre Gundagai High School Gundagai High School 157 Hanley Street GUNDAGAI NSW 2722 Gwydir Learning Region Trade Training Centre Warialda High School Warialda High School Apollo Avenue WARIALDA NSW 2402 Bingara Central School Bingara Central School Finch Street BINGARA NSW 2404 Gwydir Shire Council Cunningham Street WARIALDA NSW 2402 Roxy Theatre Cunningham Street BINGARA NSW 2404 Hawkesbury Trade Training Centre Richmond High School Richmond High School Lennox St RICHMOND NSW 2753 Colo High School Hawkesbury High School Windsor High School Colo High School 218 Bells Line of Road RICHMOND NORTH NSW 2754 Hawkesbury High School Hibberts Lane FREEMANS REACH NSW 2756 Windsor High School Mulgrave Rd MCGRATHS HILL NSW 2756 Henry Kendall High School Trade Training Centre Henry Kendall High School Henry Kendall High School Faunce Street GOSFORD NSW 2250 Hillston Trade Training Centre Hillston Central School Hillston Central School
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