Apprenticeship Prep
- 8 month program
- Full-time studies
- Winter and Fall 2012 starts
- Edmonton Downtown campus
- No books, supplies or fees
Program Overview
The Apprenticeship Prep program consists of two, 8-month pilot programs offered in partnership with Edmonton Pipe Trades--Building Trades of Alberta. The focus of the program will be on pipefitting, welding, steam fitting, plumbing and related trades.
Practicum Expectations
- Participate in either a ten week training program at Building Trades of Alberta or a 16 week work experience component.
- Find transportation to Alberta Building Trades training facility in the west end of Edmonton or work experience placement. Driver's license is preferred for work placement.
- Physically able to respond to the demands of chosen trade.
Career Potential
The Apprenticeship Prep program will provide the foundation you need to help you increase your knowledge and become a skilled tradesperson.
Admission Requirements (2012-2013)
- CLB 6 or grade 8 equivalent English
- Working on CLB 5 with instructor recommendation
- Pre-Algebra math or grade 8 equivalent
- Program Interview-for your program interview, please contact the Faculty of Foundational and Intercultural Studies (780-644-5800 and ask to speak to Roger Moore)
Progression
Students must attain a pass grade in each course to progress through the program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition is waived in the two pilot program offerings.
Program Outline (2012/13)
| Course Code |
Course Title |
Credits |
| COMP 1015 |
Computer Skills and Communication |
4.0 |
| EMPL 1015
|
Employability and Safety Skills I |
4.0 |
| MATH 1004 |
Apprenticeship Prep Math |
8.0 |
| SCNC 1000 |
Apprenticeship Prep Science |
8.0 |
| SCNC 1001 |
Apprenticeship Prep Science - Lab |
6.0 |
| XUPG 1025 |
Workplace Culture |
Non-credit |
| |
Program Total |
30.0 |
Last updated:
January 19, 2012
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