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Courses

Level 1

Course details

Introduction to Architectural Glass and Metal Installation
CONS1880

Description:

You will learn about the proper use of tools, materials, equipment, and methods related to the installation of metal components and architectural glass, in residential or commercial settings. You will learn basic skills related to layout, measurement, preparation and installation/replacement. You will be required to demonstrate safe workplace practices and procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment and proper body mechanics.

  • Hours: 64
  • Credits: 5
  • Pre-Requisites:
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Applying for Your Career
ETR1210

Description:

In this course you will learn job search strategies and how to apply for work. You will create a resume and learn how to write a cover letter and email.

  • Hours: 12
  • Credits: 1
  • Pre-Requisites:
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Skills for Success in Trades
ETR1230

Description:

This course will help you prepare for entry into trades and an apprenticeship. You will learn and develop skills related to trade related workplace communication, document use, and math.

  • Hours: 16
  • Credits: 1
  • Pre-Requisites:
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Program outcomes

  1. Use tools, materials and equipment in keeping with safe work practices.
  2. Understand the different glazing systems and their applications
  3. Develop basic hands-on skills required for the installation of metal components and architectural glass.
  4. Apply basic mathematics, document use, and communication strategies to solve trade related problems.
  5. Demonstrate safe workplace practices and procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment and proper body mechanics.
  6. Develop a resume and strategies to secure employment, an apprenticeship, or other educational opportunities.