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CITO - Phase I Report - Industry Training Authority

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FERENCE WEICKER & COMPANY<br />

2. Structure of the Apprenticeship <strong>Training</strong> Programs<br />

ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN<br />

The apprenticeship programs are delivered in a variety of formats combining in-school and work-based<br />

training, all designed to meet the competency standards and profile defined by the industry. The structure<br />

of the training programs is summarized below.<br />

STRUCTURE OF THE APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAMS<br />

Trade Years Levels In-school<br />

Workbased<br />

Red<br />

Seal<br />

Architectural Sheet Metal Worker 2 2 12 weeks 3200 hrs No<br />

Bricklayer (Mason) 4 3 15 weeks 5000 hrs Yes<br />

Boilermaker 3 3 10 weeks 5700 hrs Yes<br />

Cabinetmaker (Joiner) 4 4 24 weeks 6480 hrs Yes<br />

Carpenter 4 4 24 weeks 5000 hrs Yes<br />

Cement Mason 3 3 12 weeks 3240 hrs Yes<br />

Construction Electrician 4 4 40 weeks 6000 hrs Yes<br />

Construction Formwork Technician 1.5 2 270 hrs 2500 hrs No<br />

Domestic/ Commercial Gasfitter<br />

2<br />

2 12 weeks 3360 hrs No<br />

Development of a Full-Service Model for <strong>CITO</strong> Page 11<br />

Other Program<br />

Requirement<br />

Mandatory 6<br />

months preapprenticeship<br />

course<br />

Must pass "B"<br />

gasfitter exam<br />

administered by<br />

Gas Safety Branch<br />

Drywall Finisher 3 3* 250 hrs 4500 hrs No<br />

Elevator Mechanic 4 - - 7200 hrs No<br />

Floor Covering Installer 3 3 15 weeks 4560 hrs Yes<br />

Glazier 4 7* 660 hrs 6400 hrs Yes<br />

Hardwood Floorlayer 3 1 5 weeks 4890 hrs No<br />

Heat and Frost Insulator 4 4 16 weeks 5920 hrs Yes<br />

Ironworker 3 3 10 weeks 4200 hrs Yes<br />

Metal Fabricator(Fitter) 4 4 20 weeks 6400 hrs Yes<br />

Painter and Decorator 3 4 15 weeks 5400 hrs Yes<br />

Piledriver and Bridgeworker 3 3 20 weeks 3600 hrs No<br />

Plumber 4 4 26 weeks 5620 hrs Yes<br />

Plasterer 4 3 12 weeks 4800 hrs No<br />

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Mechanic 5 4 28 weeks 7220 hrs Yes<br />

Reinforcing Steel Installer 1.5 2 140 hrs 2000 hrs No<br />

Roofer 3 3 12 weeks 3600 hrs Yes<br />

Security Alarm Installer 2 - - 3600 hrs No<br />

Sheet Metal Worker 4 4 24 weeks 5680 hrs Yes<br />

Sprinkler System Installer 4 4 24 weeks 5680 hrs Yes<br />

Tilesetter 3 3 12 weeks 4500 hrs Yes<br />

Wall and Ceiling Installer 4 4 300 hrs 4500 hrs Yes Self Study: 150 hrs<br />

* Program currently under implementation phase.<br />

In order to complete a training program, the apprentice is required to complete both in-school and workbased<br />

training unless the in-school/technical training requirement is met through an approved alternative<br />

training model (e.g., distance education, part-time) and/or level challenge exams where these options are<br />

available. An inter-provincial Red Seal Examination is also required for the 19 Red Seal Accredited<br />

Programs.<br />

The programs commonly require trainees to complete 12 to 24 weeks of training in-school. The technical<br />

training content is usually divided into 2 to 4 levels and, while most programs can be completed in 2 to 4<br />

years, trainees have to successfully pass the practical assessments (where required) and written level<br />

examinations before he or she proceeds to the next level.

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