Pre-Apprenticeship Carpenter

The Pre-employment Carpenter program is a multi-disciplinary program that runs for eight months. The program aims to give students the knowledge, skills and confidence required to enter into an Apprenticeship program as a Carpenter or to pursue other Arctic College programs. Graduates of this course will be offered the opportunity to challenge the Carpenter Apprenticeship Level 1 exam.

Students will train with a variety of tools, techniques, and materials in well-equipped shops. Trades related Math, Science and Communications forms a significant part of the curriculum. The program’s academic and technical training ensures students are able to apply theoretical knowledge to practical application. Pre-employment programs integrate Guiding Principles of Inuit Qaujimaningit and recognizes the value of collaborative learning environments unique to Nunavut.

DURATION
8 Months (September – May)

LOCATION
Nunatta Campus
Box 600
Iqaluit, Nunavut X0A 0H0
Tel: (867) 979-7200
Fax: (867) 979-7102
www.arcticcollege.ca

Admission Requirements:

In order to enter this program, applicants must have the following education:

  • High school diploma or GED with a minimum of English 13 and Pure or Applied Math 10
  • Passed Trades Entrance Exam 2

Or, as Mature Student:

  • Must be a minimum of 18 years old and have been • out of school for at least one school year
  • Passed Trades Entrance Exam 2

Additionally:

  • A placement test in Math and English will be required for all students entering this program
  • Full participation requires individuals to be physically capable of performing the work
Record of Achievement:

Pre-employment Carpenter Certificate, Nunavut Arctic College

 Student Funding and Financial Assistance:

Application is made directly to FANS or other student funding providers within your regions. This program is eligible for students who meet the criteria as defined by FANS with the Department of Education.

 Credit Transfer Opportunities:

On completion of the program students may be eligible to transfer up to 240 hours towards an approved Apprenticeship program through the Department of Education.

 Employment Opportunities:

Apprentices are registered with the Department of Education through the assistance of Career Development Officers. The Department works closely with private businesses and Government sectors that are employers of apprentices who seek training.

Applicants should contact the Department of Education for entry into the apprenticeship program by contacting their regional Career Development Officer (CDO).

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