Truck and Coach Technician Apprenticeship Dual Credit

1 year – Dual Credit

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This apprenticeship provides students with the training to disassemble, adjust, repair and reassemble engines, transmissions, clutches, rear ends, differentials, brakes, drive shafts, wheels and rims, axles and other assemblies.

Overview

Truck and Coach Technician – TTD4Y (College Course: 310T)
Level 1 In-school Curriculum

This apprenticeship provides students with the training to disassemble, adjust, repair and reassemble engines, transmissions, clutches, rear ends, differentials, brakes, drive shafts, wheels and rims, axles and other assemblies. Apprentices can expect to perform diagnoses and corrections on faults in alignment of wheels and steering, suspension systems, electrical systems, emission control and engine management systems, as well as air conditioning and refrigeration/heating systems. This is a theory-based course; students taking this program should either have already taken co-operative education in a related field or be currently involved with an employer.

Length:

Day release, one day per week from September until June, 240 hours.

Note:

  • Tuition, materials, equipment and transportation fees will be covered through the Dual Credit program.
  • All students are expected to attend an orientation session prior to taking part in any Dual Credit program.
  • Students will be contacted by the SCWI Program Assistant, at least one week prior to the start of the program, to be provided with a date, time and location for each orientation session.
  • Students involved in this program will be excused from their regular classes or co-op to attend the College.

Students who may need learning opportunities outside of high school and who would benefit from a college or apprenticeship experience to complete their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

Dual credit programs can help students transition from high school to college and apprenticeship programs. They can help students complete their Ontario Secondary School Diploma while customizing their learning with exposure to the college environment.

Students have the opportunity to:

  • Earn high school credits while studying at a local college or taking apprenticeship training
  • Gain experience in the transition to postsecondary education or apprenticeship
  • Get a head start on learning and training for their future careers.

Dual credit programs can help you transition from high school to college and apprenticeship programs. They can help students complete their Ontario Secondary School Diploma while customizing learning with exposure to the college environment.

Students have the opportunity to:

  • Earn high school credits while studying at a local college or taking apprenticeship training
  • Gain experience in the transition to postsecondary education or apprenticeship
  • Get a head start on learning and training for future careers.