Overview Train hands-on on actual aircraft! The aviation industry is growing, and skilled professionals are in high demand. Learn to troubleshoot vital aircraft components and systems, including piston and turbine engines, electrical systems, hydraulics, and navigation and communication systems. Study the challenging complexities of fixed and rotary wing aircraft while gaining the theoretical knowledge you need for apprenticeship employment. This program is approved by Transport Canada. Note: Graduates receive 18 months of accreditation towards a Transport Canada-issued Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's Licence, Category M. Class attendance is mandatory. Your Future Career Aircraft and helicopter maintenance Aircraft manufacturing Component overhaul Maintenance management and oversight What You Learn Aerodynamics - fixed wing and rotary wing Turbine and reciprocating engine theory and maintenance Aircraft inspection, maintenance, and troubleshooting Sheet metal structures and repairs Composite structures and repairs Electrical and avionics systems - operation and troubleshooting Aircraft metal and composite inspection and repair

Overview Upgrade your knowledge and skills to prepare for college, apprenticeship, and/or employment, whether or not you have a high school diploma. This flexible training is tailored to suit your educational and/or employment goals. You can attend these programs on a full or part-time basis to suit your busy schedule.   Note: Academic Upgrading is tuition-free to residents of Ontario who are at least 19 years of age. Financial support for child care and transportation is available to qualified applicants.  Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS)  provides upgrading in communications, mathematics, introductory computer applications, and workplace essential skills. This program will help to improve your employment prospects, and to prepare you for further training. Many students who successfully complete this program proceed directly into the ACE Program.    Academic and Career Entrance Program (ACE)  allows you to upgrade your academic skills and prepares you for further education. Studies may include communications, mathematics, biology, and chemistry. Successful completion of the ACE Program provides a Grade 12 equivalence that is recognized for admission to college post-secondary programs and apprenticeship training in Ontario. View the Academic Upgrading Flyer *The Employment Ontario project, program or service is funded by the Ontario government

Overview Learn the tools of the trade necessary to be successful in the world of theatre, film and television in this fast-paced program. You will train under professionals currently working in the industry and have the opportunity to act in Digital Cinematography student movies. This three-year program culminates with Rep21 , a graduate contemporary theatre company where graduates have the opportunity to perform in one or more live productions. Your Future Career Theatre, film and television Commercials Radio Voice-overs What You Learn Acting and scene study Film and television performance Movement  Voice, speech and singing Improvisation Creative writing

Overview Gain the skills you need to launch your career in this exciting industry. Graduate with skills that make you highly sought-after by  aviation companies all over the world.  This program is approved by Transport Canada. Note:  Graduates receive 10 months accreditation towards a Transport Canada-issued Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s Licence, Category S. Class attendance is mandatory. Your Future Career Aviation Industry Manufacturing Composite repair Maintenance and overhaul Sheet metal repair What You Learn Structural assembly and repair Sheet metal fabrication and repair Aircraft wood, tubular and fabric repair Composite manufacturing and repair techniques Advanced forming techniques Technical information interpretation

Overview Gain the skills and training needed to challenge the Certification of Qualification exam. Earn while you learn. This program is run in a day release format to allow the apprentice to continue to work in the trade while learning one day per week. This training is a stepping stone to several other trades.  Level 1 now available in an online format Must be a signed apprentice with the Ontario College of Trades to be eligible to take this program. Go to http://www.collegeoftrades.ca/ or http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/employmentontario/training/ for more information. Length of Study: 3 Levels. Each level is one day per week for 36 weeks for a total of 240 hours Note: Upon completion, successful students are eligible to challenge the Ontario Certificate of Qualification. Level 1 Online Hybrid Delivery Option - Overview Apprentices who prefer self-paced study may opt for this option to complete the Level 1 in-school training. The theory portion is completed online, facilitated by the professor, followed by an eight-day practical block in the Commerce Court motive power shop. The curriculum and course syllabus corresponds with the regular day-release program, but is offered fully online. This is an opportunity to remain in your home community and reduce travel costs, while completing your Level 1 AST Your Future Career Automotive services technician Service manager Service writer What You Will Learn Engine systems Electrical, electronics and emissions control systems Drive train systems Suspension, steering and brake systems Attendance Policy http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/employmentontario/training/