Technical Education Pioneered In Canberra Under Commission
The Canberra Technical College evolved from late 1920s efforts to provide technical and vocational training. Initiatives by C B Daley and H R Waterman led to evenings classes at Telopea Park, then the 1939 rebranding as Canberra Technical College. It grew under wartime and postwar needs, forming a joint venture with NSW and ACT agencies to offer full time and part time training across trades and commercial studies.
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Federal Capital Commission
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C. B. Daley
Commission
Teloped
Park School
Yeas Nangle
Nsw
Canberra
Aluation
Coureey
Telope Park School
Uhla
A. W. Hicks
N.8.w
BA. Broome
Beale
RAAF
Berra
CRIS
Atudenta
R. Dunbar
S.A. Broome
R. Bruce Brown
Thehels
Kingston
H. R. Waterman
W. J. Lind
Electronics Field Source Of New Jobs In Industry
A broad overview of how electronics drives job growth in industry through automation, control, and advanced devices. It highlights applications like induction heating, electronic counters, photo electric sensors, industrial TV, and electron microscopy, and notes the need for training as the field expands.
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