Manitoba Vocational Centre Brandon to Move to New Complex
The Brandon campus of the Manitoba Vocational Centre will relocate this September from its current detached site to a new complex. Founded in 1961 as Brandon Vocational Training Centre, it began with twenty two students in two courses and has since expanded to eleven courses serving about 300 students annually with eighteen teachers and six administrators. The new centre will offer twenty four courses to about 850 students, with admission limited to age sixteen and requiring proof of age and scholastic standing. Pre requisites vary by course from Grades IX to XII level, with certain technology programs wholly post high school. Younger applicants may enter Basic Training for Skill Development programs Levels II. Course lengths range from weeks to two years depending on level and content.
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Bursaries and Training Aid Offered to Qualified Applicants
Bursaries and loans are available for needy and qualified students. Informa tion about these may be secured from Mr. A. E. Gray, Student Aid Office, Room 46, Legislative Building, Winnipeg 1. Training and subsistence allowances for unemployed persons, under the Federal-Provincial Training Agreement, are available for eligible applicants. Information about these may be secured from local offices of the National Employment Service.
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Manitoba Vocational Centre in Brandon Aims to Train Local Workers
The Manitoba Vocational Centre Brandon will offer trades and technology training plus academic upgrading and retraining to meet evolving business and industry needs. It emphasizes adaptable facilities, growth potential, and local employment opportunities for qualified youth in the province. Parents and students seeking course details should write for information.
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