Ontario Tuition Grant
Apprenticeship
Program at a glance
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Canada is experiencing a critical shortage of skilled trades workers. Employers need highly-skilled workers now, and graduates from trades apprenticeship programs are in demand. A career in trades can offer you a promising future in a secure, well-paid and challenging occupation.
Earn while you learn! Apprenticeship is a combination of in-school training and on-the-job experience. About 90 per cent of your time is spent learning practical skills while being supervised by a qualified journeyperson. Apprenticeship training is flexible and accessible.
Canadore offers the in-school portion of the training for the following apprenticeships:
- Auto Body Repair
- Automotive Service Technician
- General Carpenter
- Metal Fabricator
- General Machinist
- Railway Car Technician
- Truck and Coach Technician
- Marine Small Engine Technician
- Information Technology Technician
Curriculum:
AUTOBODY REPAIR
Semester One:
ABR100 Applied Work Practices
ABR105 Welding
ABR110 Body Frame ad Structure
ABR120 Refinishing
ABR125 Applied Mechanical
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN
Semester One:
AST100 Work Practices
AST105 Engine Systems - Lev 1
Semester Two:
AST110 Electrical/Electronics and Emissions Systems - Lev 1
AST115 Drive Train Systems - Lev 1
AST120 Suspension/Steering and Brake Systems - Lev 1
GENERAL CARPENTER
Semester One:
CRP100 Safety, Material and Tools
CRP105 Plans, Specifications and Codes I
CRP110 Estimating, Calculation and Layout I
CRP115 Metal Cutting and Welding
(FITTER) METAL FABRICATOR LEVEL II - APPRENTICESHIP
Semester One:
MFF235 Blueprint Advanced
MFF245 Fabrication I
MFF255 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Practical
Semester Two:
MFF257 Machine Operation
MFF259 Material and Process Quality II
MFF265 Pattern and Template Development I
RAILWAY CAR TECHNICIAN
Semester One:
RCT100 Protect Self and Others
RCT105 Occupational Practices
RCT110 Workshop Techniques
RCT115 Material Handling
RCT120 Welding and Fabrication I
RCT125 Regulatory Publications
RCT130 Brakes
RCT135 Safety Appliances
TRUCK AND COACH TECHNICIAN
Semester One:
TCT100 Trade Practices
TCT105 Fluid Power Systems
TCT110 Engine Systems - Lev 1
Semester Two:
TCT115 Electrical Systems - Lev 1
TCT120 Fuel Systems - Lev 1
TCT125 Drive Train Systems
TCT130 Brake Systems
WELDER LEVEL 1
Semester One:
MFF100 Trade Practices
MFF105Applied Blueprint Reading
Semester Two:
MFF110Welding Theory I
MFF115Material and Processes Quality I
MFF120Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) Practical I
Semester Three:
MFF125Gas Shielded Semi-Automatic Welding Practical I
MFF130Thermal Cutting
METAL FABRICATION (FITTER) LEVEL II
Semester One:
MFF235Blueprint Advanced
MFF245Fabrication I
MFF255Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Practical
Semester Two:
MFF257Machine Operation
MFF259Material and Processing Quality II
MFF265Pattern and Template Development I
METAL FABRICATION (FITTER) LEVEL III
Semester One:
MFF300Patterns and Templates Development II
MFF310Fabrication II
Semester Two:
MFF320Project Planning
MFF330Preparation for Shipping
MFF340Installation
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