Training facilities  CETC is well equipped with the following: Training rooms include a training hall holding up to a 100 people.Smaller training room holding up to 60 people computer laboratory with internet facilities radio studio with live broadcast facilities library/resource room sewing room, foods training and catering room.  Annexes comprising  a dining hall and kitchen - an island kitchen equipped with outdoor cooking facilities, laundry machines and recreational area - archives room - a public ablution block sporting toilets for both genders with wheelchair access  - an agricultural tools storeroom.

An Administration block featuring  staff rooms, the main officestore room, conference room, staff tea room & ablution

Other facilities including a Multi-purpose tennis court An Aquaculture facility (fishpond)2 three and half bedroomed staff houses with storage annexes-Generator-  Greenhouse -Security guardhouse

Accommodation Facilities: The Student Accommodation comprises two flats and one hostel with a total of 42 single beds. The Teuila hostel accommodates ten and is on the upper floor of the building which houses the dining hall and kitchen. Mohokoi flats has 4 flats with 6 beds each. Tatali flats has 2 flats with 4 beds each.   Except for Teuila, and Tatali Flats, rooms in Mohokoi are cubicle style with lockablecupboards.

Hosting Arrangements CETC hosts two secretariats. The Pacific Association of Technical and Vocational Education and training (PATVET) since 2006 and the Pacific Youth Council since mid 2008.  Each is manned by a coordinator and operates under the supervision of CETC’s Head.

Residential Organisation Flats: All students live on campus during the training period in flat groups of four to six.  Each flat resides as a team led by a team leader. Each accommodation is equipped with common room facilities such as a refrigerator, sink, hot water kettle, utensils and storage cupboards.  As part of the community development training, there are residential duties assigned to each flat to practise ideas (cleaning communal areas, cooking as per rationed menu, applying hospitality standards where each student is responsible to making her own bed and keeping her room clean, working to Occupational and Health Standards).  All groups are also responsible for the general maintenance of their flats and are supervised by the cleaner who looks after the common room areas.   In their flats, students provide for their own sugar, tea, coffee, and milk. They are however encouraged to use lemongrass, lemon leaves, lime and lemons which are plentiful in the premises. A warden who is a staff member lives in the compound and is the first point of contact if there are emergencies or issues to be dealt with in the evenings and during weekends. Each flat has a telephone extension.  These extensions can only receive calls.  Calls outside have to be made from a pay phone located in the Island Kitchen.

Staff House : There are two staff houses on the premises.  One is occupied by the warden who also has teaching responsibilities.

Linen & Laundry: Upon arrival, every student will be supplied with the following:1 set of bed sheets, 1 pillow case, 1 pillow, 1 towels, 1 blanket and a mosquito net.  The Centre provides general cleaning agents for the common areas, toilet tissue and washing soap. Each is responsible for purchasing her own washing powders and detergents. Everyone does their own laundry and a user pay washing machine is located at the island kitchen and students need to book and pay in advance to the office or the housekeeper.  There are also washtuibs outside each accommodation. Clotheslines are located outside the flats.  Students are requested to label their towels and linen so as to avoid misplacements.  

Iron : An ironing board and iron is available in each flat.   

Meals: All meals are provided for on campus except when there is a field day or an outing.  A menu is available for the information of students in the dining hall and on each flat notice board.

Meal Times are :

Breakfast - 6.45am - 7.45am

Lunch - 1.00pm - 2.00pm

Dinner - 6.30pm - 8.00pm

Meals are provided from Monday to Friday. However, trainees are responsible to preparing their own breakfast daily and cooking their weekend meals. Students by Flats are rostered for this.  For the weekend meals, the menu and ingredients will be supplied to each flat to prepare meals for that period.  Students are also responsible to cleaning up dishes after meals and to ensure that the kitchen is cleaned and well secured over the weekend.  This is part of the overall training where they will need to apply how to prepare meals based on menu, how to follow basic households rules on hygiene and cleanliness as well as management of food rations and household tasks. The Cook as well as the Households & Livelihoods Nutrition & Health Instructor should be advised of any health dietary restrictions or if a trainee is a vegetarian.  Arrangements to spend the weekend outside the Centre should be advised in advance to the Cook and management by Friday afternoon for meal purposes.