PROGRAMS:

Trades & Technology

 

 
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Environmental Technology Program

Program description

The Environmental Technology Program (ETP) is a two-year program that incorporates classroom, lab, and fieldwork experience to develop the necessary skills for graduates to find employment as environmental practitioners in a variety of fields: natural resource management, fish and wildlife conservation, waste management, environmental protection and parks management. The awareness, transfer and respect of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit are integral to this program, with elders and Inuit professionals regularly participating in classroom and field settings to share their cultural knowledge.

Students who successfully complete the program will receive an Environmental Technology diploma and will be qualified for employment opportunities with the territorial and federal governments, land claims organizations, and private industry, as well as furthering their studies in environmental education at a university-level.

 

Trades

Trades training with Nunavut Arctic College prepares our graduates to fill exciting, high-paying jobs in a wide range of skilled trades careers. Nunavut's growing economy will need skilled labour for many years to come!

The trades are divided into the following categories.

  • Apprenticeship.

  • Pre-Apprenticeship.

  • Foundation.

  • Occupation.

 
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Skilled trades worker Programs

APPRENTICESHIP Programs

  • Carpenter

  • Housing Maintainer

  • Oil Heat Systems Technician (formerly Oil Burner Mechanic)

  • Plumber

  • Electrician

  • Apprenticeship Carpenter

  • Apprenticeship Housing Maintainer

  • Apprenticeship Oil Heat Systems Technician (formerly Oil Burner Mechanic)

  • Apprenticeship Plumber (Gasfitter) Levels 1&2

  • Electrician Levels 1&2

 

  Distance learning

    OCCUPATIONAL

  • Pre-Trades Record of Participation

  • Heavy Equipment Operator

  • Culinary Arts- Cambridge Bay

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