$140M state-of-the-art building to be constructed at GTI

The MoU was signed in the Ministry of Education’s boardroom between the Ministry of Education’s Permanent Secretary Alfred King (third from right) and Project Manager Richard Mahase. Also in photo is Minister of Education Priya Manickchand (second right) (Photo: Ministry of Education/ May 10, 2022)

“The working environment is dynamic and is evolving and for our training to meet the needs of the learners and possible employees and to of course be relevant, then we will have to be at the cutting edge knowing what is required to take us to that next century.”

Similarly, Deputy Chief Education Officer responsible for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (DECO-TVET), Dr Ritesh Tularam deemed the project “momentous” as it will ensure the equitable and quality deliverance of TVET education.

Project Manager, Mr Richard Mahase disclosed that Mr Ken Subraj credits GTI for his many successes as it was the institution that molded him. As such, he wanted to give back to its staff and students.

“Today, in our small way, as a small team the rehabilitation of the quadrangular building at GTI will make it better for hundreds of students; so when they look back, they would have seen that the movers and shakers of their time, were caring and proactive to their needs.”

During brief remarks at the sod-turning ceremony, GTI Principle, Dr Renita Crandon expressed gratitude on behalf of the staff and students of the institution.

Avinash Construction and Scrap Metal Company, Inc. has been contracted to undertake the project and has committed to completing it within the stipulated timeframe.