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A Technical College in Sri Lanka is a vocational education and training center. Administered by the Department of Technical Education and Training, there are 33 Colleges of Technology and Technical Colleges island wide.
Usage examples of "technical college".
Poor old Barwick had probably been forced to go to Oxford when he had really belonged in a technical college, happily constructing web-sites.
From her office she could just make out the heavily wooded park and prim white houses, there were schools and light manual industries, an open-air sports amphitheatre, a technical college, the artists' colony.
Professor Hannes Alfven, Professor of Plasma Physics at the Royal Technical College in Stockholm, says: 'The galaxies are moving away from us at speeds that are proportional to their distances from us.
You know, there was a time I might have dismissed Fairmont State Community and Technical College of West Virginia's new two-year major in ballroom dancing as ridiculous.
This is a speech that I remember from the dark days at the Princess Diana Comprehensive School for Boys, although by the time that A Levels came around, most of my students had graduated to the technical college of life.
As they made their way past the Botswana Technical College, she had suddenly felt that it was too late, and she had sat back in her seat, her head sunk in her hands, knowing what she would find when she arrived at her room.
Machovich had suffered through one year of a technical college where he grew to strongly resent his father's ambition that his eldest son would one day hold down a respectable job at Ethyl Corporation, making solvents.
The physical plant, formerly a technical college, is intended to accommodate a hundred and fifty, which accounts, she supposes, for its dozy summer-session atmosphere.