Harmonized Carpentry - Apprenticeship Levels 1-4
apprenticeship
Carpenters assemble and erect forms for concrete, wood and metal construction framing, and install interior and exterior finishing materials. A registered carpenter apprentice combines on-the-job training and technical training at CMTN to earn Journeyperson classification.
Apprentices complete a four-level training program that includes 6,360 Work-Based Training (WBT) and 840 technical training hours. Each year, CMTN offers four levels of Carpenter Apprenticeship technical training. Each level of technical training is 210 hours in duration.
The Industry Training Authority (ITA) has harmonized this program to make apprenticeship training requirements more consistent nation-wide. For more details see the transition plan at the ITA.
Dates and locations
The Industry Training Authority (ITA) has harmonized this program to make apprenticeship training requirements more consistent nation-wide. For more details see the transition plan at the ITA.
Intakes have been planned for both non-harmonized levels 3 and 4 and the new harmonized program:
Non-Harmonized program
| Intake | Location |
|---|---|
| Level 3: September 10, 2018-October 26, 2018 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 4: October 29, 2018-December 14, 2019 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 1 GAP training: February 11-15, 2019 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 3: February 18, 2019-April 5, 2-19 | Terrace Campus |
| Future Intakes: | |
| Level 4 | |
Fall 20191 |
Terrace Campus |
| 1 | Future planned intakes may be subject to change. Please check back to confirm availability. |
New harmonized program
| Intake | Location |
|---|---|
| Level 1: January 2, 2019-February 15, 2019 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 2: February 19, 2019-April 5, 2019 2 | Terrace Campus |
| Future Intakes: | |
| Level 3: Fall 20191 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 1: Winter 20201 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 2: Winter 20201 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 3: Fall 20201 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 4: Fall 20201 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 1: Winter 20211 | Terrace Campus |
| Level 2: Winter 20211 | Terrace Campus |
| 1 | Future planned intakes may be subject to change. Please check back to confirm availability. |
| 2 | Level 1 Gap training is available February 11-15, 2019. The GAP training is designed to bridge students who took the Non-harmonized Level 1 to the Harmonized Level 2. |
Faculty
| Faculty Member | Campus Location |
|---|---|
| Dennis Carlson | Terrace |
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Levels | Level Name | |
| HCRPAPP1 | Harmonized Carpenter Apprentice Level 1 | |
| HCGAPA | Harmonized Carpenter Gap A (Until 2020) | |
| HCRPAPP2 | Harmonized Carpenter Apprentice Level 2 | |
| CARPAPP3 | Carpentry Apprentice Level 3 (Until 2019) | |
| HCRPAPP3 | Harmonized Carpenter Apprentice Level 3 (Commencing 2019) | |
| CARPAPP4 | Carpentry Apprentice Level 4 (Until 2020) | |
| HCGAPB | Harmonized Carpenter Gap B (2020-2022) | |
| HCRPAPP4 | Harmonized Carpenter Apprentice Level 4 (Commencing 2020) |
Students entering Carpentry Apprenticeship classes must be registered as an apprentice and submit a Trades Worker Identification (TWID) # upon registration.
Carpentry Level 3
Level 1 and level 2 are recommended
Carpentry Level 4
Level 1, 2, 3 are recommended
Complete a CMTN Bursary Application [PDF]
Harmonized Carpentry - apprenticeship levels 1, 2, 3, 4
| Fees | Domestic | International |
|---|---|---|
| Full Time: | 7 Weeks | 7 Weeks |
| Tuition: | $499.38 | $2,122.47 |
| Student Union Fees:1 | $41.52 | $41.52 |
| Mandatory Fees:1 | $219.66 | $242.10 |
| Health Insurance: | N/A | $234.60 |
| Total: | $760.56 | $2,640.69 |
| 1 | These fees are term based and may vary due to the length of the program. |
Please note that these are approximate costs.
Fees are effective as of August 7nd, 2018
Books & supplies
- Tool List: $719.72
Books are available at the CMTN Bookstore. Please visit your local campus for details or view your current booklist online by selecting your desired campus.
Tool kits are available at the CMTN Tool Crib. Kits are limited and reserved for students enrolled in specific Trades programs only. Please pay for your tool kit at the WTCS Office.
In addition to the fees outlined in the Program Fees section, the following additional costs apply:
- C.S.A. approved safety footwear and safety glasses (WorkSafeBC regulations)
- Tools
- Classroom supplies
- Appropriate clothing
- Learners are required to provide the following: pencils, pens, eraser, ruler, 2 three ring binders, paper, scientific calculator and gloves
Career opportunities
The work of a carpenter includes concrete formwork, wall and roof framing, and interior and exterior finishing. Carpenters have opportunities to work in residential, commercial, light industrial or heavy construction fields in the areas of new construction, renovations and maintenance. Carpenters can go on to become foremen, estimators, building inspectors, site superintendents or Instructors.