Education chiefs say a new engineering training centre at Isle of Man College will offer much wider choice for Island youngsters - and benefit the Manx economy.
Engineering has been moved to a new base, in the converted former water treatment works in nearby Greenfield Road.
The William Kennish Engineering Centre which cost ?4.9 million will be officially opened next month
Freed-up space at the College will be used to expand training facilities in construction crafts - joinery, plumbing, brickwork and painting and decorating.
College Assistant Principal Jo Richardson says the Island can now offer vocational courses the Island's economy needs: Clip 1
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