Carpentry - 1.5 Years
This 720-hour program, consisting of three 240-hour levels, is designed to provide the apprentice with theoretical knowledge of all aspects of general carpentry as well as practical necessary training.
Atlantic Business College requires that students enrolled in the Carpentry Program complete all the courses listed below. To receive a diploma a student must receive a minimum mark of 60 in all courses.
INFORMATION:
Fredericton, NB Canada
Full Time
Carpenters (NOC 7271) construct, erect, install, maintain, and repair structures and components of structures made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel, and other materials. General carpenters are employed in all aspects of the building industry, in new construction, renovation and maintenance of structures and buildings. Employers range from small private contractors to large corporations with job opportunities varying from fine interior finish work to heavy concrete formwork.
- Identify, select, and safely use tools to complete a given task to supplied specifications, codes and/or instructions
- Evaluate, select, and apply the appropriate construction material and fastening systems for a specific use in the industry.
- Adhere to the standards set forth in the Ontario Building Code for all types of construction.
- Apply the principles of drafting to the interpretation and production of sketches including survey and plot plans, and architectural, mechanical, and electrical drawings.
- Solve construction-related problems and plan and design small projects using a variety of mathematical concepts and techniques.
- Apply the principles of energy conservation to residential and commercial projects.
- Use computer technology to research and create material related to both residential and ICI sectors of the construction industry.
- Identify and work within the interdependence of skilled trades on a construction site to complete projects in a timely, financially responsible, and ethical manners
1.5 years (3 semesters)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Students must meet one (1) of the following admission requirements:
- High school graduation or
- GED or equivalent or
- Mature student – Detailed resume outlining experience and qualifications must be submitted.
Compulsory Courses
- Safety, Materials and Tools Theory
- Safety, Materials and Tools Practice
- Plans, Specifications and Codes
- Estimating, Calculations and Layout
- Welding and Metal Cutting
- Residential Construction Theory
- Residential Construction Practice
- Residential Print Reading and Math
- Commercial Construction Theory
- Commercial Construction Practice
- Commercial Print Reading and Math
Students must meet one (1) of the following admission requirements:
- High school graduation or
- GED or equivalent or
- Mature student – Detailed resume outlining experience and qualifications must be submitted.
Semester 1
- Safety, Materials and Tools Theory
- Safety, Materials and Tools Practice
- Plans, Specifications and Codes
- Estimating, Calculations and Layout
- Welding and Metal Cutting
- Residential Construction Theory
- Residential Construction Practice
- Residential Print Reading and Math
- Commercial Construction Theory
- Commercial Construction Practice
- Commercial Print Reading and Math
TUITION & FEES:
Total Fees Payable:
First year- Tuition: $9695.00
Textbooks: $1750.00 plus 5% tax
Second year- $4,847
Program Fees
Carpentry