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Duration
1 year
Tuition
$2,721
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
1967
Scholarships
yes
In Georgian College’s Construction Techniques program, students develop hands-on skills and gain experience in a variety of construction-related skilled trades. Using project-based learning techniques, students focus on applying the basics of entrepreneurship and sustainability within the construction industry. Students are introduced to a variety of construction focused courses including carpentry, cabinetry, plumbing, electrical techniques, small engine mechanics, drafting and heating and cooling. In addition, students prepare to make informed decisions related to the next steps in their education and careers.
Graduates gain a broad range of construction industry skills for general labour as well as entrance into Apprenticeship. Graduates may also elect to continue in a trade-specific techniques post-secondary program.
What You’ll Learn
- Construction practices.
- Electrical trade practices.
- Mathematics techniques.
- Engine function and design.
- Plumbing theory and practical.
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Student Reviews (7)
Teachers can be hit or miss. It depends. Some read right from powerpoints, others dive right into things and are open and honest with you and there to help. Some of the classes are not relevant or teach things you were taught earlier, however for the ...
The college is a cash grab there not even fully teaching you they expect you to teach yourself everything as they say there's not enough time but end class 30 mins early they will tell you one thing one day test you next week and will have different an...
