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Architectural Institute of British Columbia To become an Architect:
There are three basic requirements - Education, Experience and Examination - prior to registration. The first, Education, is usually obtained by satisfactorily completing an undergraduate or graduate program in architecture and gaining a professional degree from a program accredited by the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB). As an alternative, ?he apprenticeship route? i.e. successful completion of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) Syllabus. (The RAIC is a voluntary national architectural organization). The Syllabus program is not available in Quebec.
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Architectural/Building Engineering Technologist |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology This Diploma program is designed to give students a sound preparation for rewarding careers in many areas of the construction industry.
Graduates become senior production personnel, job captains, specification writers, estimators, project coordinators and managers, building inspectors, quantity surveyors, developers, officials in property management departments, appraisers and assessors, technologists with builders/developers, technical representatives and sales staff for building suppliers and equipment manufacturers. Many graduates become estimators with general and sub-trade contractors, preparing bids and checking job costs and progress. Some continue into architectural careers.
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Automated Woodworking Processes |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology This program is designed to give students a thorough exposure to the practical and theoretical elements of today's high-tech woodworking skills.
The program includes:
Computer Aided Design (CAD) Computer Aided Machining (CAM) CNC Sawing, Routing and Drilling Optimization software Tooling and Hardware Associated non-computerization equipment This program includes both a job shadowing and a work experience component.
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Boiler Maker (construction) |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology BCIT offers both Entry Level Training (ELTT) and Apprenticeship boilermaker training.
Boilermakers possess the full range of knowledge and skills required to fit, install, assemble, erect, repair and maintain a wide variety of vessels, tanks, towers, hoists and other structures, as well as ancillary equipment and fixtures made of metals and fibreglass materials. Possible work sites include pulp mills, refineries and hydro-electric projects.
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Building Envelope Technician |
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Fraser Valley Trades Centre (FVTC) Mission Community Skills Centre will be offering an ITA Free Training Program in October, 2006 this program is a New ITA CERTIFICATION for the Building Envelope Technician Program this course will be offered at no cost to participants in our ITA PAID TRAINING at our new Fraser Valley Trades Centre located just off the 264th Exnit of Highway One. If interested please contact us by clicking on www.missioncsc.org for more information.
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Carpenter |
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Academy Canada Carpentry (33 Weeks)
Academy Canada's Carpentry program is a provincial apprenticeship training program that will put students on the right path to becoming a journeyperson carpenter. While studying at Academy Canada you will complete all entry level and related courses. Upon graduation will proceed to obtain the required industry experience essential to do more advanced level courses. You will then acquire further work experience essential to writing the interprovincial journeypersons examination. Passing this examination will result in your receiving Red Seal Certification, which gives you, as a journeyperson, national mobility of qualifications.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Carpenter, ELTT & Apprentice This Entry Level Trades Training (ELTT) program, in Carpentry is a full-time program that is offered several times each year. Most carpenters are skilled in all areas of construction, but tend to specialize in one area.
Carpenter Apprenticship: To be eligible for apprenticeship training you must be registered as an apprentice. Go to the BCIT Apprenticeship website for more information.....
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Camosun College Our Carpentry Entry Level Trades course is aimed at those students interested in initial entry into the carpentry trade.
The Carpentry apprenticeship program is four years long with students attending classes in both theoretical and practical aspects of the Carpentry trade ....
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Carpenters Millwrights college 1st Year Carpentry, Apprenticeship Training, Post Journeyperson Training.
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Fraser Valley Trades Centre (FVTC) Mission Community Skills Centre offers RCITO training in areas of: RCFT Residential Framing Technician Program in which we will sponsor people as an apprentice through their Framing Ticket, this is 23-weeks of shop and theory followed with 500 paid hours of certified on the job employment at which point people will have their BC ticket in Framing. If interested please click on www.missioncsc.org for more information.
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Hard Hats HardHats was designed and developed with industry consulation. HardHat provides a 10-week hands-on job skills training in the following: Welding Electrical Plumbing Carpentry Roofing Sheet metal Mechanical Framing First aid & job safety training
HardHats is financed by the Ministry of Human Resouces as part of bhe BC Government's Training for Jobs Program. To enter the one-year pilot program candidates must be on BC Employment and Assistance and have an interest and desire to be involved in the construction trade.....
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Kwantlen University College Upon successful completion of this program, students will be awarded a Certificate in Carpentry/Building Construction. Program length: 8 to 10 months (continuous intake) The purpose of this program is to provide students with skills and knowledge in the subject area of building construction. Kwantlen considers the scope and depth of this program to be appropriate for students entering industry on a permanent basis.
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Malaspina University College This ten month Entry Level Trades Training (ELTT) program starts in early September and finishes in late June.
The programs base of topics cover the first year level 1 carpentry apprenticeship technical training and its major focus is to better prepare students for employment as carpentry apprentices in the building industry....
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Northern Lights College This Carpentry program provides graduates with the skills required to seek employment with a specialization in Carpentry. The skills and knowledge gained give credit towards a Carpentry Apprenticeship.
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Northwest Community College This Certificate Program is designed to:
Prepare learners for entry level skilled employment. BC Outcomes data indicate that ninety percent of CARPENTRY graduates find employment in the industry According to Work Futures BC Occupational Outlooks an estimated 2,000 new jobs will open in this trade by 2005.
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Sprott-Shaw Sprott-Shaw Community College is proud to offer the CHBA-BC Residential Construction Framing Technician Program. This ITA recognized program combined with on the job training qualifies students for first year credit towards their four-year apprenticeship. The program is full time and runs for 24 weeks at our Port Coquitlam, Chilliwack and Victoria campuses with new classes starting every four weeks. Beginning in September 2006 we will also be offering a part time evening program at our Port Coquitlam location.
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University College of the Cariboo This 9-month course is an introduction to the carpentry trade. Students gain familiarity with the use of handtools, portable power tools and other equipment/material regularly used by carpenters.
For more information about this program contact:
Tom Haag (Instructor)(250) 828-5119 thaag@cariboo.bc.ca or
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Peter Poeschek(Chairperson)(250) 828-5113poeschek@cariboo.bc.ca Apprenticeship Carpentry
At UCC we offer practical and technical training in years 1, 2, 3 and 4 of apprenticeship carpentry.....
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University College of the Fraser Valley Entry-level trades training
At UCFV we help students build the framework of a carpentry career. The carpentry program will prepare students for entry into the provincial apprenticeship program, as well as directly into employment. Students will get a thorough introduction to the trade, and develop skills expected by employers...
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Cement Mason |
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Kwantlen University College Kwantlen University College offers bricklaying and cement mason apprenticeship training programs.
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Civil/Structural Engineering Technologist |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Civil and structural engineering technologists are involved in the design and construction of municipal works, residential development, industrial and commercial buildings, highways, bridges, railways, dams, power developments, canals, docks, harbours, and environmental protection and remediation works.
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Construction Managers |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Individuals completing this program of studies will be prepared to function as one of the key members of the construction management team. The advanced knowledge presented in such topics as Project Controls, Legislation, Finance, Leadership, Industrial Relations and Management of Project Stakeholders reflects the scope of knowledge necessary to make the correct decisions associated with national and international construction projects.
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CSTS09 |
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http://www.vrca.bc.ca/page/csts.aspx Construction Safety Training System (CSTS-09)
The Construction Safety Training System (CSTS-09) was developed by the Alberta Construction Safety
Association (ACSA) and is being delivered in here in British Columbia by the BCCSA. It is a web-based
program consisting of 15 training modules. The program is designed to provide individual workers with a
solid base of knowledge about workplace safety. The emphasis is on workplace hazards and how to avoid
them. Participants watch narrated video clips of construction sites and common hazards, and are guided
through the correct response in each situation. Web-based training allows participants to learn at their own
pace and to test their knowledge through interactive questions and scenarios. test.
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Draftsperson/CADD |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Drafting at BCIT offers training for a variety of applications in architecture, building construction, mechanical, industrial and piping applications, civil and municipal construction and highway design. CAD (Computer Aided Design) is an integral part of all our drafting programs.
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Kwantlen University College Full-time day Certificate program:Graduates generally start employment at an entry-level position, gaining on-the-job experience while working toward a senior drafting position over a period of approximately three to four years. Beyond this it is possible to progress to a position of section leader, design draftsperson, or a project draftsperson coordinator responsible for the allocation of work to other members of the drafting team.
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UniversityCollege of the Fraser Valley This full-time program has been designed to prepare students for entry-level drafting positions in the architectural, civil, and related fields.
Throughout this 10-month program, the instructors will endeavour to create an environment similar to that found in industry....
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Vancouver Community College For over 50 years, VCC has offered instruction in the field of drafting. Our drafting department offers 4-10 month Drafting programs: Civil/Structural, Mechanical, Steel Detailing and Architectural. All the programs start off with 3 months of Basic Drafting: The final 7 months are spent working on projects in the selected specialty area.....
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Dry Waller |
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BC Wall & Ceiling Association Drywall finishers prepare, tape, fill and sand all seams, corners and angles. They prepare for and apply all decorative fixtures.
The BC Wall & Ceiling Association through the Training and Standards Committee actively promotes and coordinates apprenticeship training programs for the Wall and Ceiling Industry including the Wall and Ceiling Installer, Drywall Finisher and Plasterer.
Earn While You Learn - BCWCA Courses are all part time classes
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Electrician |
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Camosun College Camosun Colleges Electrical department provides Entry Level Training for students wishing to enter into an Electrical apprenticeship....
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Electrical Joint Training Committee The Electrical Joint Training Committee is a partnership between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 213 and the Electrical Contractors Association of BC. Our purpose is to provide industry training and upgrading for current and future electricians.
If you are interested in finding out about apprenticeship training, journeyperson retraining or our public and secondary school programs, this site will provide you with information about our programs and the application process. Printable forms are also available on line.
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Fraser Valley Trades Centre (FVTC) Mission Commuity Skills Centre ITA approved and certified Electrical Apprenticeship level one program is also offered at the FVTC, we also offer an entry level version of this training for non apprentices which is 20 weeks in duration. If interested please click on www.missioncsc.org for more information.
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Selkirk College A nine-month pre-employment training course offered at the Silver King Campus. This program prepares individuals for careers in the Electrical trades.
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University College of the Cariboo Electrical Trade Entry - Program Description: This course is designed to prepare people for employment in the electrical or related trades.
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Electrician Apprenticeship |
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Academy Canada Construction/Industrial Electric(39Weeks)
Academy Canada's Construction/Industrial Electrical program is a provincial apprenticeship training program that will put students on the right path to becoming a journeyperson construction or industrial electrician. While studying at Academy Canada you will complete all entry level and related courses. Upon graduation you will proceed to obtain the required industry experience essential to do more advanced level courses. You will then acquire further work experience essential to writing the interprovincial journeyperson examination.
Passing this examination will result in your receiving Red Seal Certification, which gives you, as a journeyperson, national mobility of qualifications.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Electricians may be employed by electrical contractors, maintenance departments of large institutions such as hospitals or industrial plants, or they may be self-employed.
Industrial electricians are employed by heavy industry, such as in pulp mills, mines and smeltering operations, working with large electrical motors and massive power supplies. Some electricians specialize in restorative, insurance or retrofit work rather than new construction.
The electrician apprenticeship process requires time spent on the job and in school training. An electrician trainee must complete a four-year program, including 6,000 workplace hours and 1,200 in-school hours of training. After completion of training, a passing grade on the interprovincial exam will result in the B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship, B.C. Certificate of Qualification, and the Interprovincial Standard Endorsement, also known as Red Seal.
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Camosun College For the Electrical Trade, the apprentice must complete four years of training. Each year consists of a minimum of 1800 hours of service ....
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University of the College of the Cariboo Electrical Apprenticeship Training Program DescriptionElectrical First Year Electrical Second Year Electrical Third Year Electrical Fourth Year These programs are offered to indentured electrical apprentices. Electrical apprentices are required to attend technical training ten weeks per year over a four year period.....
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Electronics Technician |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Electronics training will provide graduates with the skills to install, maintain and repair electronic circuits and equipment. Through a series of experiments, students will learn the correct use of tools, test equipment, troubleshooting procedures and soldering techniques, as supported by theoretical components of the electronics training.
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Kwantlen University College The Electronics Engineering Technology diploma program is an internationally recognized two-year program. Electronics Engineering Technologists may develop and test power equipment systems; telecommunication, broadcast, recording and audiovisual systems; microelectronic circuits and systems; computer systems and networks; and software.
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Environmental Engineers |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology The Environmental Engineering Technology program is intended to provide the additional skills and knowledge that engineering and science graduates require to successfully work on environmental assignments such as site remediation, site audits, waste treatment facilities, wastewater management, hydrogeology, residuals management, solid waste management, industrial air pollution and recycling projects.
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Equipment Operator |
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DGS Canada DGS CANADA provides training at our head office in Surrey British Columbia, as well as providing on-site training in SDCB Forklifts, Stand up Reach Forklifts, and Rough Terrain Forklifts at company locations across British Columbia. Many of our individual studenta attending weekend classes are either looking for work, promotion, or starting their own business and require the highest level of professional training on late model equipment at very reasonable prices. Please check out our web site at www.dgscanada.com for details on prices, available subsidies and you will discover why DGS CANADA is the choice of so many companies and individuals who demand excellence in training and equipment.
Courses Offered:Forklift Operator SDCB Sit Down CounterBalanced (Saturday/Sunday Modules)
Forklift Operator Stand Up Reach (Raymond Reach) (Saturday/Sunday Modules)
WHMIS & TDG Dangerous Goods Course (One day - usually, Monday Module)
Warehouse Safety Course (four days, including SDCB program or, two days without.- Tuesday & Wednesday)
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Interior Heavy Equipment School Ltd. IHES offers an training for excavation/construction equipment operators and people wishing to start a career in the industry. The programs are primarily hands-on equipment up to 68,5000lbs to gain confidence on the larger sizes, in a variety of soil,slope,terrain, and actual working site conditions in the Kelowna area.
Excavator Course (5 weeks-150hrs)
Combination Equipment Course (7 weeks-205hrs) Includes 90 hrs of Excavator, 30hrs each on Grader, Dozer, Loader
Full Equipment Course (8 weeks-240hrs) Includes 120hrs Excavator, and 30hrs each on Grader,Dozer, Loader
Individual Machines (1 week-55hrs) Including Excavator, Grader, Dozer, Loader
All courses include tickets in H2S, WHMIS, TDG, and Ground Disturbance Level 2 To view a list of available click on this direct link www.iheschool.com/courses.php or contact IHES toll free at 1-800-399-3853
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Gas Fitter |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology A domestic/commercial gasfitter installs, tests, maintains and repairs propane and/or natural gas lines, appliances, equipment and accessories in residential and commercial premises.
Gasfitter apprentices must have mechanical aptitude, manual dexterity, and the ability to read and understand complex instructions and to do careful and exacting work. They must be good with numbers and have sufficient physical strength and stamina to lift heavy materials and stand for long periods.
The apprenticeship process requires time spent training on the job and in the classroom. A gasfitter apprentice must complete a two-year program including 3,360 workplace hours and 240 in-school hours of training. After completion of training and achievement of a passing grade on the B Gasfitter exam administered by the Gas Safety Branch, a B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship will be awarded.
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Geomatic Engineers |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology The skills of the geomatics technologist are in demand in a large number of businesses and industries. Surveying firms, consulting engineers, the oil and gas industry, government mapping, highway, planning and engineering departments and utility companies provide some of the job opportunities for Geomatics Engineering graduates.
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Glazier |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology A glazier does the measuring, handling, cutting, preparation, edging, installation, removal, repair, replacement and sealing of all types of glass, mirrors and glass substitutes as well as the layout, preparation, fabrication, installation, removal, repair, replacement and sealing of all architectural metal products including: storefront and all related systems; aluminum/glass entrances and entrance ways; window systems; curtainwall systems and all components thereof, skylight and sloped glazing applications.
A glazier apprenticeship process requires time on the job and in-school training and must complete a four-year program including 6,400 workplace hours and 540 in-school hours of training.
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Heat and Frost Insulator |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology BCIT apprenticeship program requires time on the job and in the classroom. The apprentice must complete a four-year program including 5,920 workplace hours and 480 in-school hours of training, plus two at-home training packages.
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Joiner |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology A joiner can do more than build cabinets. A joiner may work in a wide variety of specialties such as cabinetmaking, furniture making, boat interiors, store fixture manufacturing, pattern making and millwork.
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University College of the Fraser Valley Joinery certificate
Entry?evel trades training
At UCFV, we can help put together the framework for a successful joinery career. The Joinery program will prepare students for entry into the provincial apprenticeship program, as well as directly into employment. Students will get a thorough introduction to the trade, and develop skills expected by employers...
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Lather/Wall & Ceiling Installer |
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BC Wall & Ceiling Association & DC38 The work of a lather aka wall & ceiling installer is primarily performed in commercial, high-rise, and residential building. As with all construction- related trades, this work is often affected by seasonal slow periods.
The lather apprenticeship process requires time on the job and in the classroom.
The BC Wall & Ceiling Association through the Training and Standards Committee actively promotes and coordinates apprenticeship training programs for the Wall and Ceiling Industry including the Wall and Ceiling Installer, Drywall Finisher and Plasterer.
Earn While You Learn - BCWCA Courses are all part time classes
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Log Home Builder |
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Okanagan School of Log Building Kelowna, B.C., Canada
Course Schedule for 200316 - Week Entry Level Trade Program - April 07 - July 25, 2003
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B. Allen Mackie School of Log Building Date: Oct.5------ Oct 31
Location:
1285 Springhill Rd. Parksville B.C Canada
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Island School of Building Arts Trade School ISBA Trade School offers school Programs & Building Trade school courses that caters to a multimillion dollar & growing, Log Building & Timber Frame Industry, with an economical, organic and environmental approach to structural design.
Course Description: Although most choose to take the full three-month building trade school program, one can also choose the trade school course that may suite their particular needs in any of the three disciplines we offer which are...Building with Logs/Scribes Joinery-The Student learns to Plan, Layout & Construct a Log Building from Foundation to Roof using a variety of hand & power tools with emphasis on chainsaw handling.
Timber Post & Beam-Students learn to Plan, Layout and COnstruct a Post & Beam Building from foundation to Roof using a variety of hand and power tools. Methods of infill types are also explored.
Timber Frame Bents-The students learn to Plan, Layout, Construct and Raise Timber Frame Buildings using a variety of hand and power tools.
Introduction to Stone Work-Students leran the proper techniques of working with Stone, from Safety and Tool Use to the Types of Morter, Grading and Identifying Stone and Foundation and Footing Requirements.
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Millwright |
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British Columbia Instititue of Technology ( Millwright: ELTT) BCIT offers a Entry Level Trades Training (ELTT) course a graduate from this course should expect entry-level employment until an apprenticeship becomes available.
Millwrights are often described as masters of all trades as they are expected to install, maintain and repair all types of machinery in almost any industry. The potential for entry into a millwright apprenticeship is good at this time.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology The apprenticeship process requires time spent on the job supplemented by in-school training. A millwright apprentice must complete a four-year program including 6,360 workplace hours and 840 in-school hours of training. The in-school training is taken in four seven-week blocks; one each year for four years. Apprentices who have completed Milwright Entry Level Training receive credit for the first level of the apprentice technical training. BCIT offers all four levels of the technical training for the millwright apprenticeship. After completion of all four levels of training, a passing grade on the interprovincial exam will result in the B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship, the B.C. Certificate of Qualification, and the Interprovincial Standard Endorsement, also known as the Red Seal.
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Kwantlen University College Upon successful completion of this program, students are awarded a Certificate in Millwright/Industrial Mechanic. The objective of this program is to provide the student with basic skills and knowledge in the areas of mechanical maintenance and industrial installations and construction.
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Selkirk College A nine-month trades training certificate program offer at the Silver King Campus. This program prepares students for entry level employment as a millwright/machinist in industrial settings.
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Painter and Decorator |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Painters and decorators work in a wide range of specialties. In some shops, painters will work on residential and commercial housing; other shops will have a factory environment where the painter must have good mechanical aptitude and be able to run expensive, and complex machinery. Some industrial shops need painters who can be trained for large painting projects, such as pulp and paper mills, ships, bridges and tanks. Cities and municipalities throughout B.C. and Canada employ painters.
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Piledriver/Bridgeworker |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology BCIT piledriver and bridgeworker apprenticeship program requires time on the job and in-school training. The apprentice must complete a three-year program including 3,000 workplace hours and 600 in-school hours of training. After completion of training, a passing grade on the Certificate of Qualification examination will result in the B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship and Certificate of Qualification.
A piledriver and bridgeworker constructs, installs, repairs or removes all types of deep piles and caisoon foundations and other types of marine installations such as bridges, docks, wharves, tunnels and bulkheads. Skills required are fitting, welding, rigging, formwork and timber/concrete construction, seamanship, heavy-duty equipment operation, and environmentally safe practices.
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Plaster |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology A plasterer applies coats of plaster and decorative coverings of other materials to inside and outside walls and ceilings of buildings to produce finished and/or fireproofed surfaces. The plasterer apprentice process requires time on the job and in the classroom. The apprentice must complete a three-year program including 4,800 workplace hours and 360 in-school hours of training. After completion of training, a passing grade on exams will result in the B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship and the B.C. Certificate of Qualification.
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Plumber |
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Academy Canada Plumbing and Domestic Heating(37 Weeks)
Academy Canada's Plumbing and Domestic Heating program is a provincial apprenticeship training program that will put students on the right path to becoming a journeyperson in Plumbing and Domestic Heating.
While studying at Academy Canada you will complete all entry level and related courses.
Upon graduation you will proceed to obtain the required industry experience essential to write an inter-provincial journeyperson examination. Passing this examination will result in your receiving Red Seal Certification, which gives you, as a journeyperson, national mobility of qualifications.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology A plumber installs, alters or repairs any plumbing system, including all work usually done by a journeyperson plumber governed by the B.C. Plumbing Code. The plumber apprenticeship process requires time on the job and in-school training. The apprentice must complete a four-year program including 5,620 workplace hours and 780 in-school hours of training. After completion of training, a passing grade on the interprovincial exam will result in the B.C. Certificate of Apprenticeship, The B.C. Certificate of Qualification, and the Red Seal Interprovincial Standard Endorsement. A Gas B licence from the Gas Safety Branch is issued to plumbers who pass the exam in the last level (fourth year) of trades training.
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University College of the Cariboo This 9 month course is an introduction to the trade of plumbing. Students gain familiarity with the hand and power tools used in the field. Hands-on use of the tools and piping materials like copper, cast iron, black iron, and plastics comprise about 50% of the course. Fixture installation is part of this as well. The other half of the course consists of pre-practical training, as well as safety, trade math, and science.
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Waterworks Technology Waterworks Technology School specializes in JOB SPECIFIC TRAINING for the Water and Sewer Construction & Maintenance Industry.
Taking a practical learning approach, Waterworks Tech combines classroom instruction with hands-on training using the best modern components available within the Canadian waterworks industry. The School is located conveniently in the Tilbury Industrial Park area of South Delta, British Columbia
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Roofer |
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Roofing Contractors Association of B.C. The RCABC Educational Foundation (REF) was founded by the Roofing Contractors Association of British Columbia for the specific purpose of advancing technology, education and professional development for roofing and construction related industries.
It is the mission of the RCABC Roofing Institute to deliver quality programs, instruction and services to the entire roofing and construction related industries of B.C. This Institute is committed to being ?tudent centred??focusing on the needs, aspirations and learning styles of its adult students ?and to offering them the kind of up-to-date training they require to keep pace with the rapidly changing roofing and construction sectors. Courses offered:
Roofing Apprenticeship
Low-Slope Courses
Steep Roofing Courses
Metal Roofing Courses
Inspection Courses
Professional Development
WCB WorkSafe CoursesFOR REGISTRATION contact the Registrar at (604-) 882-9734 or Fax to (604) 882-1744 or email: registrar@rcabc.org
Some courses can be delivered on-site at an employer? premises. Travel and/or living expenses will be added to the course fee.
For further information contact the Training Manager at email: trainingmgr@rcabc.org
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Safety Coordinator (construction) |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology This practical, hands-on course is intended for experienced construction workers with an interest in safety management....
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Safety Trades |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Protection of workers on construction sites, and of the public adjacent to these activities, continues to rate highly in the construction sector. A variety of different safety related courses are available at BCIT. The following courses are of direct relevance to the construction sector. Courses offered throughout the year CNST 0105 Industry Rigging Basic CNST 0120 Fall Protection CNST 0125 Confinced Space Entry CNST 0126 Traffic Control Trainingq CNST 0127 Scaffolding Construction & Erection CNST 1100 Construction Safety Coordinator WELD 0150 Construction Safety Training System
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Security Systems Technician |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology The program is divided into two levels. Level 1 deals with basic installation techniques and the theories and codes which govern the security industry. Level 2 involves installing and troubleshooting complete alarm systems and advanced security equipment. This level includes a mandatory four-week work experience practicum with a licensed alarm company.
Security is in demand at a growing rate in large industrial plants, office buildings, large and small businesses, apartment buildings and private homes......
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Students are prepared for entry-level employment in the sheet metal and precision metal forming industries. Upon successful completion of the program, students may seek employment as apprentices.
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Camosun College Students will have the opportunity to fabricate and install sheet metal items in the shop. They will learn to layout, cut, assemble and install sheet metal projects using all the standard sheet metal shop tools and equipment.
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Kwantlen University College Metal Fabrication is the interpretation of technical drawings and layout of metal components, cutting and shaping of those components, through to assembly and welding or fastening to create the finished product. Students will develop the necessary habits concerning safety and the proper use of time, machinery, materials, and the work skills required to be a competent trades person in today? workforce.
Graduates of Kwantlen? Metal Fabrication Program are well prepared to meet the demands of industry. They will be prepared to enter an apprenticeship or work as a junior Metal Fabricator in areas of structural steel, heavy equipment, machinery manufacturing, mining, petro-chemical, transportation and marine industries. For more information on our metal fabrication apprenticeship program click on www.kwantlen.ca for more information. Or for more information on our entry level metal fabrication program click on www.kwantlen.ca
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The British Columbia Sheet Metal Association The Sheet Metal Workers Training Centre is a private, post-secondary institution located in Burnaby, British Columbia....
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Steam Fitter/Pipe Fitters |
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Academy Canada Steamfitting/Pipefitting(37 Weeks)
Academy Canada's Steamfitting/Pipefitting program consists of the technical and related courses of the provincial plan of training for Steamfitting/Pipefitting occupation.
While studying at Academy Canada you will complete all technical and related training courses.
Upon graduation will proceed to obtain the required industry experience essential to write an interprovincial journeyperson examination. Passing this examination will result in your receiving Red Seal Certification, which gives you, as a journeyperson, national mobility of qualifications
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Steamfitters/pipefitters install, alter, maintain and repair piping systems that convey low and high pressure steam, hot water, air, fuel gases, fuel and finely divided solids. Steamfitters/pipefitters are employed in thermal and hydro power plants, mines, chemical and industrial plants, petroleum refineries, pulp and paper mills, dairies, schools, apartment and office buildings, hospitals, shopping malls, laundries, ships, shipyards and oil drilling platforms.
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Steel Fabricator |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Steel fabricators deal with the selection, layout, shearing, cutting (with a torch), punching, drilling, forming, fitting and welding of steel plates and structural steel shapes into products for the forest, mining, construction, transportation and agricultural industries. Typical projects that involve steel fabricators include bridges, buildings, hoppers, conveyors, towers, cranes, heavy mining equipment, logging equipment, ship parts and equipment.Upon successful completion of the program, students may seek employment as apprentices.
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Telecommunications Technician |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Graduates are employed in all aspects of the telecommunications industry, including telephone companies, telecommunications equipment manufacturers, utility companies, cable and satellite entertainment and communications companies, data communications companies, fibre optic companies, wireless communications and pager companies and government departments.....
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Truck Driver Training |
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Academy Canada Commercial Driver Training
Tractor Trailer OperatorThe Commercial Driver Training program is a provincial Plan of Training designed to prepare students for all aspects of the Commercial Driver industry. It is the most comprehensive Commercial Driver Training program in Atlantic Canada.
With an emphasis on practical hands-on training, our graduates are well equipped with the necessary driving techniques required by industry employers.
The program consists of city / town driving, highway driving, obstacle course maneuvering, observation nd classroom theory. As required by the curriculum, our Commercial Driver Training students will gain valuable experience by hauling a fully weighted trailer.
Successful graduates from the Commercial Driver Training program will receive their class 01 license with a 9A Air Brake Endorsement. These credentials are required to operate all commercial vehicles including coach/bus and tandem.
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Commercial Safety College All aspects of training for,CRANE (Mobile/Overhead), SCHOOL BUS,FORKLIFT, HEAVY EQUIPMENT, INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMS, STRAIGHT TRUCK, TRACTORTRAILER
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Professional Transport Driver Training TransportDriverTraining
OrientationVehicle Inspections, Basic Operation,Shifting Basics and Shift Patterns,Backing Safe, Operating Practices, Advanced Operating Practices, And Non-Vehicle Activities
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Reimer Express Driver Training The Professional Driver Training Course (13 Weeks/320 Hours)
120 Hours of Classroom Theory (3 weeks of eight hour days)Vehicle systems and maintenance, Proper inspection procedures, Specialized tractors and trailers, Cargo handling and securing, Backing techniques and maneuvers, Safe driving techniques, Fleet Smart - Smart Driver Program, (Office of Energy Efficiency) Extreme driving challenges, Trip planning, Log books, Accidents and fires,Hazardous materials, and the driving life style and employment
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Trucking Operations |
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Canadian Automotive & Trucking Institute CATI awards a diploma for the successful completion of the following programs. We also offer a variety of optional courses allowing you to build a custom program designed to maximize your chances to succeed in your new career.
Transportation Operations Specialist - 25 Week Diploma program.
Advanced Automotive Parts & Service Advisor - 25 Week Diploma
Automotive Technology - 39 Week Diploma program.
Transportation Operations Management - 4 Week Certificate program.
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Welder |
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Academy Canada Welding (36 Weeks)
Academy Canada's Welding program is a provincial apprenticeship training program that will put students on the right path to becoming a journeyperson welder.
While studying at Academy Canada you will complete all entry level and related courses.
Upon graduation you will proceed to obtain the required industry experience essential to do more advanced level courses. You will then acquire further work experience essential to writing the interprovincial journeyperson examination.
Passing this examination will result in your receiving Red Seal Certification, which gives you, as a journeyperson, national mobility of qualifications.
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Babcock & Wilcox Canada Skills Training ServicesWelding Career College Babcock & Wilcox Canada Skills Training Services is a Private Welding Career College located at the Babcock & Wilcox plant in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
We offer:
in-plant and off-site training programs
customized programs to suit your needs
full range of training packages, from standard welding courses to specialized and advanced techniques
As a fully certified private career college, we deliver top-quality programs that meet or exceed quality, safety and production standards.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology Nearly every industry employs welders. Most of our graduates find work in such diverse work places as metal fabricating shops, general repair shops, new construction sites, mining, logging, ship building and oilfield camps.
Our Entry Level Trades Training (ELTT) program in Welding is a full-time program that is offered several times each year.
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Fraser Valley Trades Centre (FVTC) Mission Community Skills Centre offers a Welding level C training program. We will also be their ITA sponsor through their schooling and apprenticeship. If interested please click on www.missioncsc.org for more information.
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GRB College of Welding Founded in 1983 by Gerald R. Bellehumeur, GRB College of Welding is a private welding college as well as a welder training and testing facility.
GRB College of Welding teaches all levels of welding from Pre-Employment Welding to advanced TIG welding methods on specialty alloys.
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Kwantlen University College This program provides students with the skills and knowledge to become competent welders upon successful completion of all the welding courses in each level. Students will develop the necessary habits concerning safety and the proper use of time and materials necessary as competent welders in today's market.....
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Malaspina University College The program is taught in a modular format, with practical and related knowledge modules.
Graduates of Level C have found employment in shipyards, fabrication shops, and construction industries. Level B welders have found jobs in sawmills or anywhere that requires a welder who is qualified to do pressure procedures. Level A holders are employable in almost any location.....
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Selkirk College A series of competency-based offered at the Silver King Campus on a continuous basis form September to June. In addition, a September block for the "C" level welding-welder/fitter is now offered.
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University College of the Cariboo On completion of the course a student will have gained sufficient practical experience and related theory to take a variety of job tests. Following successful completion of Level "C" Welding and 5 months of employment as a welder, the student can obtain the registered "C" stamp.
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University College of the Fraser Valley Welding C, B, & A certificate
This program is organized to accept both advanced and entry-level students within the same class. Most of your training will be individualized and is based on a modular program....
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Welding at it's best All aspects of Welder training, including:
FOUR MAJOR TECHNIQUES OF WELDING + PIPE - 44 WEEKS
FIVE MAJOR TECHNIQUES OF WELDING + PIPE - 36 WEEKS
Upgrading and Certification.
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