Carpenter Apprenticeship

About this programme

Carpentry is a craft that shapes the world around us. By working in the construction field, the things you build will leave a lasting benefit to the community. Learn to construct and repair structures made of wood, steel and other materials. While training, you will spend a lot of your time in our large, fully equipped shops to support and apply the theory you learn in class. As a Carpenter, you may be employed by contractors, be self-employed, or you may do construction/maintenance work for government agencies, utility companies or manufacturing firms. Carpenters may advance to Foreman, Subcontractor, Construction Superintendent or Contractor. You are involved in every step of construction, and this overall knowledge is an advantage when applying for supervisory positions. Take the skills you learn and challenge yourself. This trade has the opportunity for you to compete in the Provincial Skills Canada Competition, Skills Canada National Competition and WorldSkills Competition. Journeyperson Certificate : This certificate not only acknowledges your expertise in your chosen trade but also grants you the legal authority to work in that trade. Education Credential : This is a formal testament to your dedication and hard work. It confirms that you've successfully finished an Advanced Diploma in a post-secondary study program and highlights the time and effort you've invested in mastering your trade or profession. Apprenticeship is a unique form of post-secondary education that blends hands-on work experience with classroom learning. On average, you will spend 80 per cen