Saint Joseph School of Industrial Trades

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Coordinates: 23°42′48″N 90°25′18″E / 23.7132°N 90.4217°E / 23.7132; 90.4217
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St. Joseph School of Industrial Trades is a Catholic secondary trade school founded in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1954[1] by the Congregation of Holy Cross.[2]

References

  1. ^ "Catholic Bishops Conference of Bangladesh". Catholic Bishops Conference of Bangladesh (CBCB).
  2. ^ "Never Simple, but Always Graced". Congregation of Holy Cross.

23°42′48″N 90°25′18″E / 23.7132°N 90.4217°E / 23.7132; 90.4217


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