Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program

Program Details

School: School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science
Location: Progress Campus
Email: elec.preapp@centennialcollege.ca
Program Code: 4511
Start Date: Summer
Program Length: 15 Weeks
Telephone: 416-289-5000, ext. 52371

Program Overview

We appreciate your interest in this program. Unfortunately, it will not be running this year.
Interested applicants are encouraged to apply to this program, which starts May 1.

Kick Start your career into the Electrical Industry through our Pre-Apprenticeship Program in Electrical Construction and Maintenance, complemented by an overview of refrigeration and air conditioning. Qualified electricians are in high demand, due to transitioning to clean energy sources , increased emphasis on efficient energy consumption, and a booming construction industry and skilled trade.

Our tuition-free program includes skills training and assistance finding a paid work placement with an employer. Course materials, including textbooks, safety equipment and toolkits, are provided free of cost (administration and ancillary fees may apply). This is your opportunity to start a rewarding career and in demand skilled trade!

Program includes:

• Workplace communication skills targeted to these trades
• Industry-specific job readiness skills
• Up to $1500 in supports are available for those who qualify
• Assistance to search for a paid work placement
• Electrician tools are provided

Safety training, sought out by industry employers will also be provided:

• First Aid
• Working at Heights
• WHMIS
• Logout/Tagout Procedures
• Personal Protection Equipment: Work Boots, Hard Hat and eye protection

Program Schedule

15 weeks of full-time, in-school training followed by up to 12 weeks on the job.

Training:

15 weeks of full-time, in-school training from April 22, 2024 – August 2, 2024.

Work Placement:

In conjunction with formal training, the participant will have an opportunity for 8-12 week paid placement in the industry. This is facilitated by a dedicated job developer and input by the students.

Funded by Ontario

NOTE: Pending final confirmation from Ministry.