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Apprenticeship
The Electrical Apprenticeship program
is designed for people already working in the electrical trade
and registered with the Industry Training Authority (ITA). UCFV
offers all four levels of technical training. These 10-week
sessions are necessary to achieve journeyperson certification
along with the appropriate on-the-job training.
For information call: 604-854-4506.
Entry-level trades training
This program is offered only at the
Career Technical Centre. Phone 604-850-8672; fax: 604-850-0667.
Career Technical Centre
UCFV and School District #34
(Abbotsford) operate a jointly sponsored Career Technical
Centre. Electrical students enter at the Grade 11 level and
complete high school and a one-year UCFV Electrical certificate
over
two years.
This program helps develop basic
skills and knowledge used in the electrical trades. The
Electrical program includes specifics such as code regulations,
wiring methods, service load calculations, and safety
procedures. Graduates of this program will be well prepared to
enter the electrical trade as an apprentice.
Faculty
David Riel, Interprovincial TQ in
Electrical (B.C.), Industrial Electrician Certification,
Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology, ASTT B.C. C. Tech Certification, Instructor Diploma, Adult Education Diploma (UCC)
John Todrick, TQ Electrical Work,
Interprovincial seal, Computer Maintenance
Technician, Amp Act I Certificate
Upgrading policy
An upgrading student will be enrolled
for no more than 15 weeks. Upgrading students will not displace
anyone registered in the next intake.
The upgrading program allows those
currently or recently employed in the industry to complete
their certificate requirements or to become proficient in
specific processes or techniques.
Upgrading students are expected to
meet program prerequisites through previous or proof of
industry experience approved by the program instructor.
This program is offered only at the
Career Technical Centre. Phone 604-850-8672; fax: 604-850-0667.
Career Technical Centre
UCFV and School District #34
(Abbotsford) operate a jointly sponsored Career Technical
Centre. Electronics students enter at the Grade 11 level and
complete high school and a one-year UCFV Electronics
certificate over two years.
Students complete the one-year
electronics technician common core program. It provides
students with the skills to install, maintain, and repair
electronic circuits and equipment. You will learn the correct
use of tools and test equipment, troubleshooting procedures,
and soldering techniques, based upon the relevant electrical
theory. Graduates will have the opportunity to proceed into a
specialty technician program.
Faculty
Randy Kelley, Computer Maintenance
Tech Dip, ID, AdEd Dip (VCC), MEd (SFU)
Upgrading policy
An upgrading student will be enrolled
for no more than 15 weeks. Upgrading students will not displace
anyone registered in the next intake.
The upgrading program allows those
currently or recently employed in the industry to complete
their certificate requirements or to become proficient in
specific processes or techniques.
Upgrading students are expected to
meet program prerequisites through previous or proof of
industry experience approved by the program instructor.
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