Construction Foundations | 8 weeks

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Classes are held at the Brantford Municipal Airport.

Program description

Do you love working with your hands, building, fixing and solving problems? If so, the Construction Foundations program is for you. You'll be introduced to a variety of skills in the construction field and will have the opportunity to study and practice carpentry, plumbing and electrical trades. You'll also develop core skills in a number of construction areas, in addition to strengthening your math and communication skills to prepare you for employment in the construction industry, or entry into other post-secondary skilled trade programs of your choice.

Program details

Code: 1529

Delivery: Full-time

Length: 5 weeks

Start: Various start dates

Campus: Brantford (Brantford Municipal Airport)

Credential: Certificate

Program contact

trades@conestogac.on.ca

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Trades & Apprenticeship

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