TRADES PATHWAY PROGRAMS

Multi-Trades Program

Program Description

This program will prepare students to enter six key construction trades: carpentry, electrical, plumbing, welding, industrial mechanic, or heavy-duty equipment. Students will develop their job and trade readiness so that they will be able to find entry level work. This program is ideal for those who are interested in a career in the construction/industrial trades and would like to explore the work conditions, required skills, attitudes and academics associated with theses four trades. On successful completion of the program, students will be well equipped with skills applicable to a broad variety of careers, and life essential skills.

Admission Requirements

Academic Requirements

  • Math Credit at the indicated grade level 10
  • Science Credit at the indicated grade level 10
    • Other applicants with a lower education level may be considered depending on experience.
  • Registered with SIIT Career Centre, and completed certificates (SCOT)

Industry Requirements

  • Good communication skills
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Good eyesight, hearing, manual dexterity, and physical agility
  • Some employment opportunities require individuals to work at heights and in confined spaces.

Adult Basic Education, Trades and Industrial, and Post-Secondary Programs

More than 30 Academic and Quick Skills programs

SIIT is a First Nation Governed, credit granting post-secondary institution

More than 1000 employers work with SIIT JobConnections every year

Established in 1976

90% Indigenous student body

Over $350,000 in Awards are available to SIIT students every year

9 JobConnections Centres province wide connect job seekers to employment opportunities

SIIT offers a wide range of Student Services and Cultural Supports

Programs are offered at 3 campuses and over 35 community learning sites per year

Students from more than 70 First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and Non Indigenous communities attend SIIT

JobSeries provides foundational, in-community pre-employment training

More than 65% of SIIT Staff and Faculty are Indigenous

JobConnections mobile career services are available for rural communities

More than 60,000 Alumni

Acceptance Policy

Strong preference is given to applicants who are Status First Nations, but SIIT programs are open to anyone.

English Language Benchmark

SIIT is not currently legislated to accept International Students. You must be a Canadian/ Permanent Resident to apply.

To be admitted into this program you must be able to understand and communicate in English (Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment of six – CLB6).

Courses

  • MLTC 110 – Carpentry
  • MLTC 111 – Electrical
  • MLTC 112 – Plumbing
  • MLTC 113 – Welding
  • MLTC 114 – Industrial Mechanic
  • MLTC 115 – Heavy Duty Equipment Technician

Tuition and Fees

Eligible students can expect to pay little to no tuition or fees to participate in this program.

What to Expect

Delivery Method

This program is 24 weeks in length – and consists of instructor-led classes which will encompass the theory of each course, and will include lectures, discussions, assignments, and in-class review of topics.

Personal Protective Equipment needed for shop training and employment is provided by SIIT.

Attendance Policy

An attendance of 90% is required to graduate from this program.

Graduation

Students who successfully complete the Multi-Trades program will earn an Applied Certificate from SIIT. Students must pass all courses in the program to graduate.

Evaluation

The assessment method for this program is pass/fail.

Career & Post-Secondary Opportunities

Students will develop their trade readiness so that they may be able to find entry level work with Cameco.

Graduates of this program will develop a detailed career action plan outlining the steps required to become employed in the industrial sector. They will be eligible to apply to specific skill development training initiatives for industrial employment. Graduates may also directly seek entry-level employment with industrial companies. For assistance in finding employment, please contact your local SIIT Career Centre.

Further Education

There may be an opportunity for students to become indentured as an apprentice through SIIT JTC, move to the next level of training, enroll in other programs or micro-credit courses. Students must meet SATCC admission requirements to enter apprenticeship programs.

Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies

Head Office
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