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Program Overview

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Electrical Pre‑Apprenticeship

Primarily hands-on, this course focuses on intensive shop time and wiring circuits to launch confident and capable first‑year apprentices into the trade.

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Plumbing Pre‑Apprenticeship

With the majority being hands-on, this program prioritizes lab work, installing and servicing water and drainage systems, and fast‑tracking students into apprentice roles.

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Intro to Home Renovation

Students build a 1 000 sq ft mock house, learning framing, wiring, plumbing, drywall, insulation, and site safety.

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HVAC Pre‑Apprenticeship

Driven by hands-on learning, this program emphasizes lab work on refrigeration, AC, and heating systems, adding safety tickets and critical troubleshooting skills.

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COVID-19 UPDATE

Due to COVID-19, all 3 campuses of Skilled Trades College will be closed to students until March 31 & communicate any updates as they occur. Read here for more.

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COVID-19 UPDATE 2

This is to notify Skilled Trades College students that all non-essential services must close for 14 days as per government instruction. Read here to learn more.

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The national job numbers don’t show it, but Toronto’s a hot market for new grads

Experts say there is a hot market for new graduates in Toronto even though the latest job numbers for Canada don’t show a considerable hike. Read STC's article here.

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