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Seven Oaks School Division
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Apr 27, 2024
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Building Trades

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​​​ ​​Duration​ ​Work Practicum ​​Potent​ial Credentials
​1 year
(10 months of study)​
​Two months during each ​semester

​First Aid & ​CPR certification
Harness t​raining and fall protection
WHMIS training

 
carpentry.jpg​Building Trades introduces students to the construction industry and allows them to explore a variety of career opportunities.

A student graduating from the Building Trades program can seek entry level employment as an apprentice in the following trades through Apprenticeship Manitoba:

  • Carpenter
  • Cabinet Maker
  • Bricklayer
  • Roofer
  • Concrete Finisher
  • Crane and Hoisting Equipment Operator


As with all Seven Oaks Career Ready programs, we provide technical training through in-class theory and work experience so you can learn by doing and through on-the-job training.

Requirements:

  • Completion of core courses (done in semester one of Grade 11)
  • Interest in Carpentry and Building Trades
  • Participation in an interview
  • Completion of a Career Ready​ application
  • Presentation of a certified transcript of marks

Individuals who have completed Grade 12 are an adult learner or reside outside the division are encouraged to submit an application.

This course takes place for one full-time semester in Grade 11 and one full-time semester in Grade 12.  You will spend time in the classroom attaining basic skills, learning theory and acquiring trade safety certifications needed to get started in the construction industry under the guidance of certified red seal instructors.

Learning Includes:

  • ​Performing daily safety inspections
  • Following safe work procedures
  • Performing basic carpentry skills
  • Demonstrating employability skills
  • Layout, measuring and assembling
  • Problem solving, trouble shooting and logical thinking 
  • Awareness of ergonomics in construction
  • Working independently or part of a team
  • Following ethical and legal standards in construction
  • Preparing for ever-changing working conditions
  • Communication with peers, instructors, employers and customers
  • Become familiar with the National Building Code of Canada

Upon course completion earn up to 8 high school credits.

** A registration fee may apply. **​