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Program description
This 720-hour program, consisting of three 240-hour levels, is designed to provide you with theoretical knowledge of all aspects of general carpentry as well as practical training necessary to complement your on-the-job training experience. Completion of this program confers the graduate an Ontario College Certificate titled General Construction Carpentry Techniques - Apprenticeship.Program details
Fees & payment
- Fees are set by the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development as per the Offer of Classroom Training.
- Books, safety equipment, tools, and parking fees are additional. For details, visit Orientation & support.
- Applicants are registered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Awards & scholarships
Many program-specific awards are administered by individual programs. Students should speak to their faculty or program coordinators about additional awards available in their program specific areas.
Courses
Level 1
Course details
Safety, Materials and Tools Theory
CARP1830
Safety, Materials and Tools Practice
CARP1840
Plans, Specifications And Codes
DRWG1250
Estimating, Calculations And Layout
MATH1260
Welding and Metal Cutting
WELD1255
Level 2
Course details
Residential Construction Theory
CARP2210
Residential Construction Practice
CARP2220
Residential Print Reading and Math
MATH2430
Level 3
Course details
General Carpenter Apprenticeship Examination Preparation Course
CARP0030
Commercial Construction Theory
CARP3020
Commercial Construction Practice
CARP3030
Commercial Print Reading and Math
MATH3170
Please note:
Estimated required text and/or learning resource costs are based on the most recent available data through the Conestoga Campus Store.
Program outcomes
- Identify, select and safely use tools to complete a given task to supplied specifications, codes and/or instructions
- Evaluate, select and apply the appropriate construction material and fastening systems for a specific use in the industry.
- Adhere to the standards set forth in the Ontario Building Code for all types of construction.
- Apply the principles of drafting to the interpretation and production of sketches including survey and plot plans, and architectural, mechanical, and electrical drawings.
- Solve construction-related problems and plan and design small projects using a variety of mathematical concepts and techniques.
- Apply the principles of energy conservation to residential and commercial projects.
- Use computer technology to research and create material related to both residential and ICI sectors of the construction industry.
- Identify and work within the interdependence of skilled trades on a construction site to complete projects in a timely, financially-responsible, and ethical manners
Program handbook
Program handbookGraduate opportunities
Carpenters construct, erect, install, maintain and repair structures and components of structures made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel and other materials. General carpenters are employed in all aspects of the building industry, in new construction, renovation and maintenance of structures and buildings. Employers range from small private contractors to large corporations with job opportunities varying from fine interior finish work to heavy concrete formwork.For more details on related occupations, job market information and career opportunities, see the Government of Canada website: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/home
Program device & software requirements
This program requires you to have a device that meets certain specifications. For most students, this cost is in addition to the tuition & fees listed above.
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