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| Photos of GTTI (where Ben works) |
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| This is the only sign I saw which makes it clear one has found GTTI - but unfortunately, this is the entrance to the Administrative block, well inside the campus, and not at all visible to the public. One of my first suggestions has been to put up a prominent sign on the street so everyone knows we're here! |
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| This is what the classroom blocks look like - this one houses about 8 class rooms, plus my office. Although it may be hard to see from this photo, the primary color scheme at GTTI seems to be pink and white! |
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| Here the construiction students have taken a practical exam on how to lay concrete bricks - each block on the top has a student's name on it, so the instructor can mark it. The school aims to be quite hands on, but is chronically short of materials, which is where I come in! |
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| Here's my office. You can't tell from the picture, but its on the second floor, in the WARD office block. Its secure, and you can see I have A/C (a real bonus), but the windows are covered over and its quite isolated from the rest of the Institute, particularly the Administration building. But I shall manage. I have a very nice neighbor who has explained many things about how this place works... |
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| Here's the school's foundry. It doesn't run very often, but everyone assures me its still operational. There is a lot of stuff lying around the campus in various states of decay, but actual buildings in pretty good shape! |