Ballarat Tech School opens for business, giving local secondary students a taste of the future

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Updated February 16 2018 - 8:01pm, first published 5:42pm
HIGH TECH: Education minister James Merlino inspects equipment in the advanced manufacturing laboratory space at the new Ballarat Tech School, which will link learning and projects with local industry. Picture: Jeremy Bannister
HIGH TECH: Education minister James Merlino inspects equipment in the advanced manufacturing laboratory space at the new Ballarat Tech School, which will link learning and projects with local industry. Picture: Jeremy Bannister

The high-tech future is now for Ballarat students who will explore technology-based solutions to real world problems at the new Ballarat Tech School.

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Michelle Smith

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