
Skilled Trades College of Canada is a registered private career college in Ontario. At our East Toronto trade school campus, we offer industry-recognized pre-apprenticeship programs that combine expert instruction with hands-on lab training, ensuring graduates feel confident on the job site on day one.Enroll in our pre-apprenticeship training in Toronto East and learn from licensed tradespeople who know what your future employers are looking for. Set yourself up for success at STC.
12 Week
Courses
Small Class Sizes &
Expert Instructors
Majority Hands-on Training

Job-Ready Skills

Certifications & Career Support

Convenient Campus Locations

Start your path to becoming an electrician. Our electrical pre-apprenticeship in Toronto East equips students with the practical skills and safety knowledge contractors expect of a first-year apprentice.
Residential and commercial installation methods
Install wiring, panels, and electrical boxes
Read and interpret electrical blueprints
Use hand and power tools safely
Apply Ontario Electrical Safety Code requirements
Troubleshoot and test basic circuits
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Train for a plumbing apprenticeship in residential, commercial, or industrial work. At STC, students work with real piping systems, fixtures, and tools rather than learning from a textbook.
Cut, fit, and join piping systems
Interpret plumbing codes and blueprints
Install and test fixtures and appliances
Use plumbing tools and equipment safely
Troubleshoot drainage and venting problems

Gain a solid foundation across the construction trades. This program helps students develop essential skills in residential restoration, refinishing, and new builds.
Basic electrical and plumbing
Rough and finish carpentry, framing, floors, ceilings
Install drywall, taping, doors, and windows
Work with insulation, vapour barrier, and masonry
Read blueprints and construction drawings
Use hand and power tools safely across trades

Fast-track your HVAC technician career at our Toronto East campus. Students graduate in just 12 weeks with the skills needed to succeed in one of Ontario's fastest-growing fields.
Air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics
Airflow dynamics and ventilation system installation
Gas piping setup and safety protocols
Fabricating sheet metal and round piping
Interpreting technical schematics and blueprints
Find our East Toronto trade school at Lawrence Avenue East near the Victoria Park intersection. It’s a practical and convenient option if you’re looking for trades training in Scarborough, North York, East York, or Don Mills without commuting across the city.
1448 Lawrence Ave. E,North York, ON M4A 2V6
+1 905-264-1412
Mon – Fri, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Free, on-site
Enroll at Our Trade School - Toronto East
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All Skilled Trades College pre-apprenticeship training in Toronto East runs 12 weeks full-time. Flexible part-time weekend schedules may also be available on the weekends. For more detailed information about course schedules, please contact our admissions office.
Our Toronto East facility offers specialized trades training for aspiring electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and home renovation/construction professionals.
No prior trade experience is required to enroll at our Toronto East location. Applicants simply need a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent. If you do not have a high school diploma, you can complete an entrance assessment exam with our admissions team to qualify for enrollment.
Tuition is $14,400 for all programs. That includes a full set of high-end tools, textbooks, personal protective equipment, and all course materials. You only need to buy CSA-approved steel-toe safety boots. Full-time tuition is paid in three installments, part-time in six.
Yes. Our dedicated career services team works directly with graduates from Scarborough, North York, and East Toronto to build professional resumes, prepare for interviews, and connect with hiring employers across the GTA. Our team is committed to helping students find paid work placements with reputable employers after they graduate.