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Certificate in Carpentry and Renovation Techniques, Georgian College
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About this course
This two-semester program offers a hands-on experience covering all facets of residential construction. Students learn trade-specific skills for employment in construction and renovation sectors, including floor, wall, and roof framing, demolition, renovations, stair construction, and finish work. The curriculum combines practical application with theory, studying safety standards, building codes, blueprint reading, energy efficiency, and environmental practices. Moreover, students learn to interpret the Ontario Building Code in relation to both renovations and new construction projects.
Course fees
Application fees
9.16L
1st year tuition fees
9.16L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Upon completion, students receive an Ontario College Certificate. Entry requirements include an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, Grade 12 English (C or U), or mature student status. Applicants with relevant courses, upgrading, GED, or prior post-secondary education may also qualify.
English language test
PTE
58
IELTS
6
DUOLINGO
110
TOEFL
79
Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Georgian College admission page for complete details.
Career prospects
Graduates can find employment in residential, commercial, and industrial construction, as well as the renovation field. Potential roles include General Carpenter, Framer, Formwork Carpenter, Renovator, Stair Builder, and Trim Carpenter. Graduates are also eligible for apprenticeship credits into the General Carpentry 403A program and could pursue further specialization in areas like Cabinetmaking, Building Inspection, Interior Design, or Architecture.
FAQs
What are the admission requirements?
Applicants need an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, including Grade 12 English (C or U). Mature students and other non-secondary applicants may also be considered based on their coursework, experience, or equivalency testing. Prior post-secondary courses and relevant experience can also support admission.
What careers can I pursue?
Graduates often work in residential, commercial, or industrial construction and renovation projects, with roles like General Carpenter, Framer, Renovator, and Stair Builder. They may also qualify for apprenticeship credits and further study options in related fields.
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