VAUGHAN CAMPUS

Electrical
Pre-Apprenticeship Program

A career as an electrician involves specializing in designing, installing, and maintaining electrical systems. From planning projects to wiring and receptacles, there are plenty of duties involved in this field of work. Here at our Vaughan campus, you will be able to acquire the necessary skills, safety training, and hands-on practice to turn you into one of the most trusted and sought-after electrical apprentices in the industry. Our courses are designed to give students the right mix of theoretical and hands-on training to make them competent apprentices. At Skilled Trades College, we ensure that our students are in the lab 60% of the time to hone their skills through practical applications.

Plumbing Pre-
Apprenticeship Program

Beginning a rewarding career in the plumbing industry starts with having the right skills and education. Choosing a training centre known for producing proficient apprentices makes all the difference. At Skilled Trades College of Canada’s Vaughan campus, our students will learn to specialize in installing and maintaining systems used for potable (drinking) water, sewage, and drainage in plumbing systems. These are some of the other skills they will acquire as well:

• Installing, repairing and maintaining pipes, fixtures, and other plumbing equipment
• Welding, connecting, and leak testing
• Interpreting blueprints Supervising apprentices
• And more.

Intro to Home
Renovation

With Ontario's booming construction industry and high demand for skilled trade workers, it has never been a better time to undergo training and pursue a career in home renovation. Skilled Trades College of Canada’s Vaughan campus offers an Intro To Home Renovation Program that teaches the basics of framing, drywall, taping, footings, vapour barrier, insulation, masonry (brick-laying) rough-in electrical, rough-in plumbing, and all relevant general construction work. Upon graduating from this program, students will have received all the fundamental, practical hands-on training in a simulated on-the-job setting and all the relevant safety certifications.

Skilled Trades College of Canada’s HVAC Pre-Apprenticeship Program is designed to fast-track your entry into the HVAC industry with a practical, hands-on approach. In just 12 weeks, students gain a strong foundation in essential HVAC systems—including refrigeration, air conditioning, and heating—through a balanced mix of theory and real-world application.We believe the best way to learn is by doing. That’s why 80% of our program takes place in the lab, where students train with real tools, equipment, and systems under the guidance of experienced HVAC technicians. Forget long hours in traditional classrooms—at STC, you’ll be on the floor, building skills that translate directly into the field.Whether you're aiming to work in residential, commercial, or industrial HVAC, or even dreaming of starting your own business, our program prepares you for the next step. Located in Ontario, our HVAC trade school offers the training, support, and connections you need to launch a successful career in a growing industry.

Ready to Enroll
at our Vaughan
Campus?

Are you ready to receive the know-how, safety training, and hands-on practice needed to become one of the most sought-after apprentices in the electrical, plumbing, and home renovation industry? Contact Skilled Trades College’s Vaughan campus today to schedule an appointment with a Program Advisor. During your appointment, you will be provided with additional program details, available class schedules, and a deeper insight into employment opportunities.

These are the following documents required to enroll in our pre-apprenticeship programs:

▪︎ A copy of your High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent.
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▪︎ In case you do not have a High School Diploma, you may be required to pass an entrance exam.

goverment grants

Tradesperson’s Tools Deduction

The Canada Revenue Agency allows tradespeople to deduct a portion of the cost of their eligible tools and associated equipment purchased for work purposes. Generally, the maximum deduction allowed is $500.