Diploma in Mechanical Technician – Precision Skills, Georgian College, Toronto, Ontario

Toronto, Ontario

24 Months

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About this course

This program equips students with precision skills that's highly demanded in the advanced manufacturing sector. You will learn to safely operate conventional machine tools, CNC lathes, mills, and accessories. The training includes manufacturing components, designing jigs, fixtures, tools, moulds, and dies, as well as troubleshooting repairs on production tooling. Through experiential learning, you'll use accurate measuring and testing methods to ensure precision across various manufactured parts. The focus is on practical, hands-on skills needed for careers in precision manufacturing.

Why this course is highly recommended

The program is accredited by CEWIL Canada, ensuring high-quality co-op education. It offers valuable experiential learning through work terms with industry partners like Honda, Magna, and Toronto Hydro, providing real-world experience and strong industry connections. Graduates gain skills with high demand in industries such as aerospace, energy, automotive, and mining, making this diploma a flexible and attractive pathway to employment.

Specialisation

This program specifically focuses on precision skills in advanced manufacturing. It prepares you to work with complex machining equipment, develop manufacturing components, and troubleshoot tooling issues, making you well-suited for careers in CNC machining and related fields.

Course fees

Application fees

8.95L

1st year tuition fees

8.95L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants need an OSSD or equivalent with Grade 12 English and Mathematics (C or U), or equivalent courses. As well, a minimum of 60% in Grade 11 College or University level Mathematics (MBF3C or MCF3M). Mature or non-secondary school applicants may also be considered based on their educational background or equivalency testing.

English language test

DUOLINGO

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue careers as CNC Programmers, CNC Set-Up Technicians, Tool and Die Makers, Mould Makers, Millwrights, and General Machinists. They can work in aerospace, energy, mining, automotive, and advanced manufacturing facilities, with responsibilities including design, production, maintenance, and troubleshooting of complex tooling and manufacturing systems. The demand for precision skills is typically high in Canada.

FAQs

What is the duration of the program?

The program lasts for 2 years and is delivered full-time in person with intakes during summer and fall at the Barrie campus.

Does the program include work experience?

Yes, it includes a co-op work term allowing students to gain practical experience in workplace settings related to their field of study.