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carpentry Foundation 24-week certificate at silver king, nelson For the latest information about this program, please visit selkirk.ca/programs/ trades/carpentryfoundation/details/ Program Calendar 2012 • August 7 - January 31, 2013 2013 • February 4 - July 18 (Nelson) • August, 2013 & January, 2014 (Projected) Note: Projected dates are subject to change. Program Objectives Carpentry Foundation Technical Training will provide students with the opportunity to build a career in carpentry. Combining theory and shop time the program covers the first year Industry Training Authority Level 1 Carpentry Apprenticeship Technical Training. This training prepares students for entry into employment and into the BC Provincial Apprenticeship program. Practical work experience both on and off college property is part of the foundation program. Career Potential Carpenters perform all work in connection with the assembly and erection of forms for concrete, wood and metal frame construction, and install interior and exterior finishing for residential, commercial and industrial projects, while conforming to plans, specifications and local building codes. A carpenter may work independently or within an organization. Most carpenters earn between $15 and $30 per hour depending on their skill, qualifications, location and employer. Carpenters can advance to senior level positions such as foreperson, contractor or subcontractor where they can earn $50 or more per hour. Admission Requirements • graduation from a British Columbia Senior Secondary School or equivalent,* with • Principles of Math 10, Applications of Math 11 or Essentials of Math 12, and • physically fit (mobility, lifting), have good manual dexterity, good hand-eye coordination and balance, and be able to work at heights and in adverse weather. • all applicants are required to complete a computerized placement test in reading, writing and mathematics once they have submitted their application. *Consideration will be given to mature individuals (19 years or older) who are not Senior Secondary School graduates provided they have completed or are in the process of obtaining Principles of Math 10 or equivalent with a ‘C’ grade or better. (This course must be completed prior to the program entry date.) A refundable tool deposit of $100 will be required at the start of the program. Math Requirements Important Math Requirements for students graduating from High School in 2013. Course of Studies • Residential Construction Career Exploration • Construction Math • Safe Work Practices • Drawings and Specifications • Materials Identification • Hand Tools • Portable Power Tools • Stationary Tools • Survey Instruments • Concrete Form Work • Residential House Framing • Windows and Doors • Residential Building Renovations • Building Science • Shop Skills • Work Experience Contacts Industry and Trades Contact Program Contact Direct: 250.354.3221 Tel: Ext. 3221 trades@selkirk.ca Dan Obradovic School Chair Direct: 250.352.6601 Tel: Ext. dobradovic@selkirk.ca School of Industry and Trades Training Selkirk College 12/13 157
Electrical Apprenticeship 10-week technical training at silver king, nelson For the latest information about this program, please visit selkirk.ca/programs/ trades/electricalapprenticeship/details/ Program Calendar 2012 • Level 2 - March 12 - May 18 • Level 4 - March 12 - May 18 • Level 3 - October 8 - December 14 • Level 4 - October 8 - December 14 2013 • Level 2 - January 7 - March 15 (projected) • Level 4 - January 7 - March 15 (projected) • Level 1 - March 18 - May 24 (projected) • Level 3 - March 18 - May 24 (projected) Note:The above projected Levels/ dates are subject to change. Program Objectives Selkirk College offers all four levels of Electrical technical training in cooperation with the Industry Training Authority (ITA). The theory courses prepare students to become Journeyperson Electricians by completing the required technical training for Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4. Each level consists of a ten-week program that meets 30 hours per week. Admission Requirements • indentured in ElectricalApprenticeship, • recommended: graduation from a British Columbia Senior Secondary School or equivalent, including English 12, Math 12 and Physics 11. Math Requirements Important Math Requirements for students graduating from High School in 2013. Course of Studies ECAL 190 Electrical Apprenticeship Level 1 • Use Essential Skills • Use Safe Work Practices • Use Tools and Equipment • Apply Circuit Concepts • Use Test Equipment • Read and Interpret Drawings and Manuals • Apply the CEC, Regulations and Standards • Install Low Voltage Distributions Systems • Install Control Circuits Prerequisites Indentured in Electrical Apprenticeship ECAL 290 Electrical apprenticeship Level 2 • Use Essential Skills • Apply Circuit Concepts • Use Test Equipment • Apply the CEC, Regulations and Standards • Install Low Voltage Distributions Systems • Install Electrical Equipment • Install Control Circuits Prerequisites Indentured in Electrical Apprenticeship ECAL 390 Electrical apprenticeship Level 3 • Apply Circuit Concepts • Use Test Equipment • Apply the CEC, Regulations and Standards • Install Low Voltage Distributions Systems • Install Electrical Equipment • Install Control Circuits Prerequisites Indentured in Electrical Apprenticeship ECAL 390 Electrical apprenticeship Level 3 • Apply Circuit Concepts • Use Test Equipment • Apply the CEC, Regulations and Standards • Install Low Voltage Distributions Systems • Install Electrical Equipment • Install Control Circuits • Install Signal and Communication Systems • Install High Voltage Systems Prerequisites Indentured in Electrical Apprenticeship Contacts Industry and Trades Contact Program Contact Direct: 250.354.3221 Tel: Ext. 3221 trades@selkirk.ca Dan Obradovic School Chair Direct: 250.352.6601 Tel: Ext. dobradovic@selkirk.ca 158 Selkirk College 12/13 School of Industry and Trades Training
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Campus Information Selkirk College
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kootenay school of the arts AT SELK
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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION The BC Adult
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Office Management TWO-Year Diploma
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