Corporate Body

Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Centre

Central TAFE

From
Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia
Functions
Manufacturing industry and Education
Location
Subiaco, Western Australia

Summary

The Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Centre (AMTC) is part Western Australia's Central TAFE. The Centre operates from the TAFE's Subiaco campus. From their Web site, January 2003: "The Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Centre (AMTC) has been established to provide a resource for industry. The aim of the AMTC is to assist businesses in Western Australia to become more competitive at a domestic and international level."

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