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1 年 | 全职
开放式虚拟游览计划概述
CIP Code: 46.0201
The Carpentry program at MITT provides students with foundational skills in carpentry, leading towards Level 1 apprenticeship accreditation and starting the path towards Red Seal certification. The program includes essential workplace skills, health and safety training, and hands-on experience through applied building construction projects.
计划要点
- Industry-Driven Curriculum: Gain foundational skills in carpentry, including framing, finishing, blueprint reading, and construction safety. The program aligns with industry standards and prepares students for entry-level roles in the trade.
- Hands-On Learning: Train in MITT’s fully equipped workshops, working with professional tools and materials to develop essential carpentry techniques through applied building construction projects.
- Career Readiness: Develop essential workplace and employability skills through MITT’s Bridging to Work workshops, which focus on communication, teamwork, and professionalism in the trades.
- Apprenticeship Credit: Recognized by Apprenticeship Manitoba as Level 1 Carpentry training, giving graduates a head start toward Red Seal certification.
- Pathway to In-Demand Trades Careers: Prepare for career opportunities as a carpenter apprentice, construction labourer, or renovation specialist, with the skills needed to transition into residential and commercial construction.
- Workplace Safety and Compliance: Learn industry best practices in safe work procedures, materials handling, and compliance with local and national building codes, ensuring job site safety and efficiency.
职业成果
- Construction Companies
- Carpentry Contractors
- Construction Contractors
- Wood Product Manufacturers
- Maintenance Departments of Large Institutions and Factories
- Governments
- Self-Employed
常见问题
This program is primarily taught in person during full-day sessions, with less than 10% of course content delivered online.
This program runs for five consecutive months, excluding student success weeks and holidays. See the Academic Schedule for details.
Training is delivered in MITT’s fully equipped carpentry workshops, simulating a real construction site. Students work with industry-standard tools and materials, learning by doing under the guidance of experienced instructors.
No, the Carpentry program does not include a practicum. However, the hands-on nature of the workshop training provides practical, job-ready experience.
Yes. Graduates of the program receive Level 1 Carpentry Apprenticeship accreditation through Apprenticeship Manitoba.
To continue in the trade, graduates must:
- Secure employment as a carpenter
- Register as apprentices
- Accumulate the required work hours toward Red Seal certification
是的，符合条件的人可以获得经济援助。 探索经济援助选项。
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所有课程
Essential Workplace Skills for Carpentry (CAR-300) — 40 hours
Introduces the carpentry trade and construction industry, covering Manitoba’s apprenticeship system, career options, emerging technologies, effective communication skills, and construction-related mathematics.Health and Safety (CAR-310) — 40 hours
Prepares students for safe work in construction, focusing on identifying workplace hazards, maintaining a safe environment, understanding the Workplace Health and Safety Act, and includes WHMIS training.Construction Tools, Materials, and Methods (CAR-320) — 92 hours
Explores the selection, use, and maintenance of hand and power tools, as well as materials commonly used in construction, emphasizing sustainability practices and efficient material use.Drawings and Specifications (CAR-330) — 42 hours
Introduces basic surveying, site layout, interpretation of construction drawings and specifications, and provides hands-on experience with site layout tools and equipment.Building Construction 1 (CAR-340) — 63 hours
Focuses on initial building construction processes, including concrete science, formwork, slabs, footings, and foundations, with practical experience in footing, floor framing, and concrete applications.Building Construction 2 (CAR-350) — 63 hours
Expands knowledge of construction by covering roof and wall constructions, focusing on framing projects, and includes topics like temporary access equipment and wall forms.Building Construction 3 (CAR-360) — 80 hours
Develops skills in building construction finishing, covering materials, processes, and applications of interior and exterior finishing, including layout and installation of wall, ceiling, and roof coverings; windows and doors; and flooring.Applied Building Construction (CAR-370) — 48 hours
Provides opportunities to apply accumulated knowledge and skills through real-world carpentry projects, emphasizing professionalism, work skills, and includes career readiness workshops to prepare for apprenticeships.