At Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Calgary, Canada, Trades - Apprenticeship in Ironworker is offered as a trades - apprenticeship in Civil Engineering & Construction programme. The programme is delivered on campus.
At a glance
Degree:Trades - Apprenticeship
Field:Civil Engineering & Construction
Delivery: On Campus
We have no tuition fees or an application deadline on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page.
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This apprenticeship trains students to fabricate, construct and join scaffolding, structural steel buildings, bridges, ornamental ironwork and pre-cast structures. Three specializations are available: Metal Building Systems Erector and Reinforcing, each a two-year apprenticeship, and Structural/Ornamental, a three-year apprenticeship. Training is delivered in person at SAIT's Point Trotter Campus within the School of Manufacturing & Automation. Graduates receive journeyperson designation through Alberta's Apprenticeship and Industry Training. This program does not accept international applicants. Applicants must be a resident of or primarily work in Alberta, hold Canadian citizenship or permanent residency, and meet the education requirements for their chosen specialization before registering with Alberta's apprenticeship system. Journeypersons in this trade fabricate and erect steel and ironwork components on construction sites ranging from buildings to bridges.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must be a resident of or primarily work in the province of Alberta, be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and meet the education requirements for the chosen specialization. This program does not accept international applicants.
What degree does Trades - Apprenticeship in Ironworker award?
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology awards a Trades - Apprenticeship in the field of Civil Engineering & Construction on completion of this programme.
Can Trades - Apprenticeship in Ironworker be studied online?
No — the programme is taught on campus at Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.
