Plumbing - Apprenticeship

About this programme

As a Plumber, you'll learn to install, maintain, and repair the water and drainage systems that homes, businesses, and communities rely on every day. Develop practical skills in blueprint reading, pipe preparation, measuring, cutting, and joining materials through hands-on training that prepares you for employment and apprenticeship opportunities. Students gain familiarity with the hand and power tools used in the field. Hands-on use of piping materials like copper, cast iron, black iron, and plastics. The theory portion of the course includes safety, trade math, science, piping materials and code. At TRU the four levels or years of the plumbing apprenticeship training are offered. Level 4 leads to Interprovincial Plumbing Trades Qualification. Apprentices must purchase the required textbooks and provincial competency manuals. Students are also required to pay tuition fees while attending TRU. Costs include items such as student/ancillary fees, books, personal tools and safety gear, which are kept by students when they graduate from the program. Our team of advisors is here to help. Contact us today at trades@tru.ca . Admissions : tradesadmission@tru.ca