College Certificate - Construction Techniques - Brick And Stone (1497)

Program Overview

Master the art of brick and stone masonry with our one-year Construction Techniques - Brick and Stone certificate program. This program is designed for those who aspire to build structures that will be admired for generations. At Conestoga's Waterloo campus, students will receive in-depth theory and hands-on training essential for the brick and stone masonry trade. The program emphasizes both advanced power tools and classic hand tools, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

Program Structure

The Construction Techniques - Brick and Stone certificate program is structured to provide a thorough understanding of masonry. Key details include:

• Program Length: 1 year (2 academic terms)
• Delivery Method: In-person classes at the Waterloo campus
• Credential: Ontario College Certificate

This program offers students valuable exposure to various aspects of masonry, including heritage, refractory, and new commercial and residential masonry. Additionally, graduates may be exempt from the Level 1 in-school apprenticeship training if they choose to pursue a Brick and Stone apprenticeship.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on training at Conestoga’s dedicated Masonry Centre.
• Learning from experienced journey people with internationally recognized expertise.
• Exposure to various masonry materials and techniques.
• Opportunities to work on real-world projects that enhance practical skills.

Career Options

Graduates of the Construction Techniques - Brick and Stone program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Mason: Specializing in the construction of walls, chimneys, and other structures using brick, stone, and concrete.
• Bricklayer: Focusing on laying bricks and blocks to create durable structures.
• Stone Mason: Working with natural stone to create decorative and functional structures.
• Restoration Mason: Repairing and restoring historical masonry structures to preserve their integrity.
• Construction Supervisor: Overseeing masonry projects and ensuring quality and safety standards are met.

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