An Ontario College Certificate in Construction Techniques is a one-year program offering hands-on skills in construction trades like concrete, framing, and building small structures. It focuses on practical knowledge in drafting, math, and theory, preparing students for entry into the construction workforce. Learning Outcomes: • Enhance professional growth in construction.

• Adhere to health and safety practices.

• Perform tasks in compliance with laws and ethical practices.

• Follow sustainability practices.

• Collaborate with tradespersons and stakeholders.

• Communicate technical information effectively.

• Use industry-specific technologies.

• Solve trade-related problems with math and geometry.

• Safely operate tools and equipment.

• Assist in project estimates.

• Support skilled tradespersons on-site.

At Sheridan, Student will learn micro-credentials each semester, marking milestones in their training. After Term 1, they will receive credentials in Carpentry and Industrial Mechanic Millwright, and after Term 2, in Welding and Plumbing. These achievements validate their skills and aid transition into an apprenticeship. Construction workers are in high demand in Ontario and across Canada. Sheridan’s Construction Techniques program provides a solid foundation for a promising career.