This is a trade-entry program in which students learn the requirements for residential, commercial and industrial electrical work. They also have the opportunity to wire a complete house as part of the Training House project. Admission is limited, and a good background in both math and science is needed. It s considered a trade-entry program, but this accredited program goes beyond the basics a definite employment edge for graduates getting hired on as a plumber s apprentice. The nine-month program starts in September, and students have the opportunity to do all the plumbing work on the UCC Training House project.
Admission is limited, and a good background in both math and science is recommended.
It also includes basic metallurgy and basic blueprint reading, applied math and materials handling. Graduates who successfully complete this program and then complete 5 months employment as a welder can obtain the registered C stamp. This is a 12-week program that extends the welder s skills in blueprint reading and layout, qualifying graduates to work in structural steel construction and metal fabrication shops, in both the construction and maintenance industries. No previous mechanical experience is required to get started in this entry-level program which trains students for employment in the automotive repair industry. The program is fully accredited and equal to first-year apprentice level technical training requirements.