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What type of school is Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville?

Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville is a Private Institution school in Lower Sackville, Employment and Social Development Canada.

School Name : Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville
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School type : Private Institution

Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville Levels in Lower Sackville

Educational levels in Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville

Early childhood education (Pre-K):

Kindergarten (K):

Elementary (1-6):

Junior secondary (7-9):

Senior secondary (10-12):

Post-secondary: Yes, it has a Post-secondary

Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville location

How to get to Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville in Lower Sackville

Street name: sackville drive

Street number: 800

Province : NS

Postal Code: B4E1R8

Full address: 800 Sackville Drive Lower Sackville Nova Scotia B4E1R8 Canada

Success College of Applied Arts & Technology - Sackville GPS coodinates

Latitude: 44.774716130818398

Longitude: -63.693929260454624

geo_source: AGOL

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