Chemical Laboratory Technician (CLT)

Program overview

The Chemical Laboratory Technician (CLT) program at Seneca is designed to equip students with essential principles and techniques in the biochemical sciences. This two-year diploma program emphasizes practical training, allowing students to gain hands-on experience necessary for performing experiments with precision across various industries. Students will learn to properly care for and utilize laboratory apparatus, ensuring they are well-prepared for real-world applications in the field.

Program structure

The Chemical Laboratory Technician program is structured as follows:

• Program Length: 4 Semesters (2 Years)
• Delivery Format: Hybrid, combining online and in-person learning
• Study Option: Full-time
• Common First Semester: Shares a common first year with related programs, allowing for transfer opportunities after the second semester or upon graduation.

This program provides a comprehensive education in various topics, including organic and analytical chemistry, biochemistry, and industrial microbiology. Students will develop critical skills such as performing assays with speed and accuracy, conducting physical and chemical analyses, and preparing organic and inorganic compounds.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on training in state-of-the-art microbiology labs.
• Opportunity to participate in a common first semester with other related programs.
• Flexible delivery format, allowing students to choose between in-person and online learning.
• Access to career support services, including job boards and networking opportunities.

Career Options

Graduates of the Chemical Laboratory Technician program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Laboratory Technician: Conducts experiments and analyses in various laboratory settings, ensuring accuracy and compliance with safety standards.
• Quality Control Technician: Monitors and tests products to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.
• Analytical Chemistry Technician: Specializes in analyzing substances to determine their composition and concentration.
• Microbiologist: Studies microorganisms and their effects on humans, animals, plants, and the environment.
• Research Assistant: Supports scientific research projects by conducting experiments, collecting data, and assisting in analysis.

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