Ontario Carpentry Programs and Courses

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Carpentry Programs, Courses and Degrees in Ontario

• Construction Carpentry-Advanced Housing (Ontario College Diploma) - Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Algonquin College's 2-year Construction Carpentry -Advanced Housing Diploma is designed for individuals interested in the practical and theoretical aspects 'of energy efficient, environmentally-responsible, healthy housing' construction and carpentry. The Program's first year will expose students to the rudimentary skills of carpentry while its final year will advance the students' knowledge and skills of environmentally-conscious construction and carpentry.
  
  
• Carpenter Apprenticeship Certificate - Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Algonquin College's 24-week Carpenter Apprenticeship Certificate 'fulfills the in-school requirements of the carpentry apprenticeship program' in Ontario. The Certificate is delivered via 3 eight-week levels of 30 hours each during which students will take a total of 10 classes. Levels one and two of the Program, known as the basic and intermediate, respectively, will emphasize 'residential construction' while the final, advanced, level will concentrate 'on commercial carpentry.'
  
  
• Building Construction Technician - Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Algonquin College's 48-week Building Construction Technician diploma provides students with the rudimentary abilities, knowledge, and skills to pursue a wide array of 'employment in the construction industry in both the hands-on skills sector and the knowledge and management areas.' For example, graduates may pursue careers as assistant project managers, carpenters, concrete form workers, contractors, estimators, exterior/interior finishers, renovators, safety supervisors, site managers, and sub-trades co-ordinators, among others. Graduates of the Program may also qualify for advanced credits towards a construction-related apprenticeship program, such as cabinetmaking or carpentry.
  
  
• Carpenter General - Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Cambrian College's Carpenter-General is a 2-semester, 8 course program that will expose learners to the knowledge and abilities required to succeed in carpentry. The Program includes theory and practical components, with special emphasis on the development of manual skills, as well as a 4-week field placement.
  
  
• Carpentry Apprentice - Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Cambrian College's Carpentry Apprentice fulfills the in-class requirements of a carpentry apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Building Construction Technician (Carpentry) - Canadore College
  Canadore College's 45-week Building Construction Technician Program is primarily aimed at those working or aspiring to a career in the construction industry or various aspects thereof, such as carpentry, and related professions. The Program, which is delivered in 3 fifteen-week semesters, aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to work in building construction as well as with the confidence and leadership abilities to manage and/or supervise a team.
  
  
• Renovation Techniques - Construction Carpentry - Canadore College
  Canadore College's 30-week Renovation Techniques - Construction Carpentry Certificate blends theoretical and practical learning to expose students to the knowledge and skills 'required to construct new buildings and apply carpentry skills to renovate, retrofit and maintain existing buildings.'
  
  
• General Carpenter (Apprenticeship) - Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Conestoga College's of General Carpenter(Apprenticeship) fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship.
  
  
• Women In Skilled Trades Program Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry - Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Conestoga College's 40-week Women in Skilled Trades Program, Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry certificate program provides students with the first year of the class-based 'requirements for the General Carpenter trade.' The Program will also include a 400-hour work placement course.
  
  
• Construction Carpentry Techniques - Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Fanshawe College's 1-year Construction Carpentry Techniques Certificate Program trains students in the 'manual skills required for on-site general carpentry and construction work' as well as those skills 'needed to complete routine tasks' and satisfy the requirements for safety certification. Graduates usually pursue employment in the construction industry working on various commercial/industrial, maintenance, and/or residential projects.
  
  
• Construction Engineering Technician - Supervisor - Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Fanshawe College's 2-year Construction Engineering Technician - Supervisor Diploma Program is designed for students interested in 'a career in the residential construction industry.' The Program will focus on providing learners with the manual skills and technical knowledge required to succeed in the field, and graduates may pursue various employment in the residential construction industry, including as building inspectors, carpenters, cost estimators, developers, field supervisors, or technical representatives.
  
  
• General Carpenter (Apprenticeship) - Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Fanshawe College's General Carpenter (Apprenticeship) program fulfills the in-class requirements for an apprenticeship.
  
  
• Building Renovation Technician Program - George Brown College
  George Brown College's 2-year Building Renovation Technician Diploma program, 'the only one of its kind in Ontario,' is primarily designed for individuals aspiring to a career 'in the renovation and construction field.' The Program combines theoretical and practical education to expose students to the wide range of skills involved in 'construction and building renovation,' including 'carpentry techniques and new materials application.'
  
  
• Carpentry Apprenticeship - George Brown College
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. George Brown College's Carpentry Apprenticeship program fulfills the in-class requirements for an apprenticeship.
  
  
• Carpenter - General - Georgian College
  Georgian College's 40-week Carpenter - General Certificate program aims to provide the student 'with the basic productive skills that will assist him/her in becoming employed as a general carpenter in the construction industry.' Moreover, students will have opportunities to volunteer on such projects as Habitat for Humanity.
  
  
• General Carpenter Apprenticeship - Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Lambton College's General Carpenter Apprenticeship fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Construction Renovation Techniques - Loyalist College
  The Loyalist College's 1-year Construction Renovation Techniques Certificate is designed for students aspiring to careers in commercial and residential construction and renovation. Through a combination of technical and practical training, students will gain the knowledge and skills 'build a new home or renovate an old one.'
  
  
• General Carpenter - Certificate of Apprenticeship - Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Mohawk College's General Carpenter - Certificate of Apprenticeship fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Construction Techniques - Niagara College
  Niagara College's 1-year Construction Techniques Certificate exposes students to the knowledge and skills of various trades relating to the construction industry, with a focus on carpentry and cabinetmaking. Among the major topics to be covered are blueprint reading, building construction (exteriors, finishes, floors, foundations, trims, and walls), building codes, communications, computer applications, construction materials, tools, and techniques, drafting, layout, surveying, trade-related mathematics, and health and safety.
  
  
• Native Residential Construction Worker Apprenticeship Program - Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Northern College's Native Residential Construction Worker Apprenticeship program trains students 'in all aspects of residential construction.' Primarily, graduates pursue work on 'construction projects in Native residential settings.' Graduates of the Program will earn journeyperson status and thus qualify to have their respective credentials recognized throughout Canada. Although the Program is designed primarily for individuals of First Nations lineage, it is open to any interested individuals.
  
  
• Carpenter - Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology
  Northern College's 40-week Carpenter program, which is primarily geared towards First Nations students, equips prepares learners to become general carpenters and/or carpentry apprentices upon graduation. Graduates of the Program who enter an apprenticeship program will be eligible to receive credit for all required 'in-school training required as an apprentice' as well as 'receive a large number of credit hours towards the on-the-job training component of an apprenticeship.'
  
  
• Sustainable Building Design and Construction - Sir Sandford Fleming College
  Sir Sandford Fleming College 20-week Sustainable Building Design and Construction certificate equips students with 'an integrated skill set in the design of structures using green, natural or sustainable building methods, technologies and materials and renewable energy resources.' Prospective students should note that the Program is delivered in an intensive, compressed format whose ' course workload is equivalent to a three-semester (45 week) program.'
  
  
• Carpenter - General Apprentice - Sir Sandford Fleming College
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Sir Sandford Fleming College's Carpenter - General Apprentice fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Construction Skills Certificate - Sir Sandford Fleming College
  Sir Sandford Fleming College's 2-semester Construction Skills Certificate introduces students to a broad range of construction industry trades and skills, including in Carpentry, Electrical, Masonry, Plumbing, and Welding. Graduates will be ready to pursue entry-level employment and/or an apprenticeship in any of the aforementioned trades. Moreover, graduates 'may qualify for exemption from the Basic Level General Carpenter Apprentice or Basic Brick and Stone Mason in-school programs.'
  
  
• Carpentry Apprenticeship - St. Clair College
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. St. Clair College's Carpentry Apprenticeship fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Carpenter Apprenticeship - St. Lawrence College
  An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a carpentry apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. St. Lawrence College's Carpenter Apprenticeship fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship program.
  
  
• Carpenter General - St. Lawrence College
  St. Lawrence College's 40-week, 3-semester Carpenter General certificate will particularly focus on providing students with those skills and knowledge required to work in commercial and residential construction. Graduates may be eligible to receive advanced credits towards an apprenticeship program in carpentry, should they want to pursue the latter.
  
  

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