Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
48 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Tool and Die Making | Metal Trades | Metalworking
Area of study
Manufacturing and Processing
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This apprenticeship program provides comprehensive training in machine trades, covering topics from mechanical hardware and hand tools to CNC programming and operations. Students will develop skills in blueprint reading, bench work, lathe and milling machine operation, grinding, metallurgy, and CAD/CAM. The program prepares apprentices for careers in various machine trades industries.
Program Outline
Outline:
First Semester
- 50-420-711 Mathematics for the Machine Trades (1 credit)
- 50-420-715 Mechanical Hardware & Hand Tools for Machine Trades Apprentices (1 credit)
Second Semester
- 50-420-713 Precision Measurement for Machine Tool Trade Apprentices (1 credit)
- 50-420-714 Engineering Drawings for Machine Tool Trades Apprentices (1 credit)
Third Semester
- 50-420-710 Safety for Machine Tool Trade Apprentices (0.25 credit)
- 50-420-720 Cut-Off Machines for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.25 credit)
- 50-420-721 Metallurgy & Materials for Machine Trades (1 credit)
- 50-420-732 Machine Tool Apprenticeship Greening Competencies - SAGE Project (0.5 credits)
Fourth Semester
- 50-420-716 Turning Machines for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
- 50-420-717 Milling Machines for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
- 50-420-718 Drilling Machines for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
- 50-420-719 Grinding Machines for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
Fifth Semester
- 50-420-725 Basic CAD/CAM for Machine Trades Apprentices (1 credit)
- 50-420-726 Jig and Fixture Design for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
- 50-420-727 Geometric Design and Tolerancing for Machine Trades Apprentices (0.5 credits)
Sixth Semester
- 50-420-724 CNC Programming and Planning for Machine Trades Apprentices (1 credit)
- 50-420-733 CNC Operations for Machine Tool Trades Apprentices (1 credit)
Seventh Semester
- 50-420-728 Stamping Diemaking for Machine Tool Trade Apprentices (1 credit)
- 50-420-729 Mold Making for Machine Tool Trade Apprentices (1 credit)
Eighth Semester
- 50-420-723 Electrical Discharge Machining for Machine Tool Trade Apprentices (0.5 credits)
- 50-420-712 Communications for Apprentices (0.5 credits)
Complete 1 of the following to complete the Eighth Semester
Careers:
- Read Blueprints
- Perform Bench Work
- Work Engine Lathes
- Work Tool-Room Milling Machines
- Operate Surface and Cylindrical Grinders
- Understand Metallurgy
- Understand Mathematics
- Understand Jig and Fixture Design
- Knowledge of Computer Assisted Manufacturing (CAM)
- Knowledge of Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
- Knowledge of Electrical Discharge Machines (EDM)
- Understand Mold Making and Die-Cast Dies
- Understand Basic Die Making (Metal Stamping Dies)
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About University
Canadore College
Overview:
Canadore College is a publicly funded college located in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. It offers a wide range of programs and services to students, including diploma, certificate, and apprenticeship programs. The college is known for its commitment to providing students with a high-quality education and a supportive learning environment.
Services Offered:
Canadore College offers a variety of services to support students in their academic and personal endeavors. These include:
Academic Support:
Academic planning, credit transfers, and student success services.Financial Aid:
Scholarships, bursaries, and payment plans.Student Life:
Residence, student clubs, events, and athletics.International Student Support:
Assistance with visa applications, immigration, and cultural adjustment.Career Development:
Career counseling, job search assistance, and internship opportunities.Health and Wellness:
Mental health services, a dental clinic, and fitness facilities.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Canadore College provides a vibrant and engaging campus experience for its students. Students can participate in a variety of activities, including:
Student Clubs and Organizations:
Joining clubs and organizations related to their interests.Events:
Attending social, cultural, and academic events throughout the year.Athletics:
Participating in varsity sports or recreational activities.Residence:
Living on campus in modern, furnished suites.Key Reasons to Study There:
High-Quality Education:
Canadore College is known for its high-quality programs and experienced faculty.Supportive Learning Environment:
The college provides a supportive and inclusive environment for students to succeed.Career-Focused Programs:
Many programs are designed to prepare students for specific careers.Experiential Learning Opportunities:
Students have opportunities to gain practical experience through internships, co-ops, and other hands-on learning experiences.Vibrant Campus Life:
Canadore College offers a variety of activities and events to enhance the student experience.Academic Programs:
Canadore College offers a wide range of academic programs in various fields, including:
Business and Management:
Business Administration, Marketing, Human Resources, and more.Health Sciences:
Nursing, Paramedicine, Dental Hygiene, and more.Technology:
Computer Programming, Electrical Engineering Technology, and more.Trades and Apprenticeship:
Carpentry, Welding, Plumbing, and more.Arts and Design:
Graphic Design, Photography, and more.Other:
- Canadore College has a strong commitment to sustainability and has a goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2031.
- The college has a strong focus on Indigenous education and provides comprehensive support for Indigenous learners.
- Canadore College has a campus in West Parry Sound, Ontario, in addition to its main campus in North Bay.
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