MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN – K Be ready with power tools in hand, as you embark on an exciting career path. Half of your course content will be spent in a hands-on mechanical lab setting where you’ll get to use the latest cutting-edge industry equipment like milling machines, surface grinders, metal lathes, and more. The curriculum also boasts a strong foundation in technical specialties like AutoCAD, technical math, and technical communications. Reading blueprints, operating lifting devices, and installing power systems will all be in a day's work. Career Opportunities: Mechanical designer, additive manufacturing technician, CNC programmer, millwright, maintenance technician, field technician, rigging and hoisting specialist, conveyor technician, electromechanical technician, robotics technician.
WELDING AND FABRICATION TECHNICIAN – C
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Gain the expertise to work in a dynamic field that specializes in manipulating metals for a variety of components and structures in a construction or manufacturing setting. Take courses in specialized techniques like shielded and gas metal arc welding. Also, you’ll become proficient in blueprint reading, safety and rigging, layout and fitting, and more. Plus, get the chance to take Computer-Aided Design (CAD) courses while working in an advanced fabrication shop. Career Opportunities: Welder, welder/fitter, fabrication technician, ironworker, blacksmith, metalworker, estimator.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN – APPRENTICESHIP** - C Do you enjoy cars, hands-on projects, and day-to-day variety in your job? If so, this program can open the door to a great training opportunity that will help you achieve a promising career in automotive repair. From electrical systems to applied shop practice, this apprenticeship will have you in the driver’s seat of success. Career Opportunities: Service technician, vehicle diagnostics, preventative maintenance technician, service advisor, alignment specialist, suspension specialist, tire and lube specialist, and various roles and responsibilities within a car dealership. This valuable in-school training opportunity focuses on the knowledge and applied skills required to master this high-demand trade. Building and repairing a variety of structures with several concrete materials are just some of the projects you’ll get to experience. If you enjoy working with blueprints, tools and equipment, and prefer a dynamic work environment, then a career in Brick and Stone Masonry is just for you. BRICK AND STONE MASONRY – APPRENTICESHIP** - K Career Opportunities: Brick and stone mason, heritage mason, masonry subcontractor, general contractor, project manager, construction estimator. CARPENTER – APPRENTICESHIP** – K, C With a strong base of skills rooted in the workplace, this apprenticeship will give you a well-rounded, job-ready background so you can enter the field feeling connected and confident. Energy efficient construction, commercial business studies, timber frame and wood joinery, and residential building studies only scratch the surface of what you will master. Career Opportunities: General carpenter, framer, finish carpenter, cabinet maker, trim carpenter, furniture builder, general contractor, project manager, construction estimator.
COOK – APPRENTICESHIP - K Do you have a passion for cooking? Are you a creative multitasker? As you learn from the best in the industry, this program serves as a stepping stone to an exciting future in the culinary arts. Learn techniques such as the fundamentals of classical French cuisine, how to create classical and modern desserts, and the basic knowledge of nutritional principles. With flexible in-school training options, get the real-world skills you’ll need to land the job you love. Career Opportunities: Restaurants, bars, hotels, catering companies, conference centres, bakeries, retirement living, cruise ships, correctional facilities, cafeterias, airline catering. Prep cook, line cook/commis chef, pastry cook, breakfast cook, personal chef, food writer/critic, food photographer, food truck owner, and kitchen, restaurant, or recipe designer. ELECTRICIAN: CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE – APPRENTICESHIP - K The path to becoming an electrician requires apprenticeship instruction. Take advantage of this great opportunity to learn and work simultaneously with instructors and employers who will provide real-world, on-the-job training. Learn techniques in installation methods, electronics, instrumentation, and more. Best of all, this program can lead you on the path to receiving your Ontario Certificate as a qualified journeyperson Electrician. Career Opportunities Master Electrician, electrical contractor, electronics engineering technician, instrumentation and control technician, programmable logic controller (PLC) specialist, automation specialist, motor control specialist, electromechanical technician, robotics technician, photovolatic (PV) installer.
Welding and Fabrication Technician
** = Eligible apprentices in these programs may receive up to $4,000 to pay for tuition, travel, tools, or other expenses.
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