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The School of Trades & Technology plays a vital role in training tradespeople, technicians, technologists and artisans on Southern Vancouver Island. We offer a variety of programs and courses to meet your needs, be they to establish or further your career in the trades or technologies, bridge into a third year Engineering program or just for your own personal interest through Continuing Education.
What's New
Upcoming Events - Interurban Campus
March 18, 2010
Trades Information Sessions Campus Centre Rm 124
7:30 PM
Special Horticulture Session Campus Centre, Room 104
7:30 PM
Technology Information Sessions Technologies Building Room 110
6:15 PMApril 15, 2010 Trades Information Sessions Campus Centre Rm 124
7:30 PM
Special Horticulture Session Campus Centre, Room 104
7:30 PM
Technology Information Sessions Technologies Building Room 110
6:15 PMMay 20, 2010 Trades Information Sessions
Technology Information SessionsJune 20, 2010 Trades Information Sessions
Technology Information SessionsJuly 15, 2010 Trades Information Sessions
August 19, 2010 Trades Information Sessions
Celebrations & Kudos
Culinary Success story cooked with ingredients from Camosun
Melissa Craig, a graduate of Camosun’s Culinary Arts program, currently stars on national TV as part of a commercial for the White Spot restaurant chain. Melissa is the Executive Chef at Bearfoot Bistro in Whistler. In 2001, while at Camosun, she competed in a national competition for apprentices and won top spot. After her graduation, Melissa accepted the sous chef position at the five-star restaurant in Whistler. Now she is the Executive Chef. In 2008, the 28-year-old won the National Gold Plate Award in the 2008 Canadian Culinary Championship, beating some of the country’s best chefs for the honour. The commercial can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps4i9hoL0nc
Congratulations to First Nations graduates of the Level 1 apprenticeship training in the Residential Building Maintenance Worker Program (RBMW).
Niall McPherson, a second year Civil Engineering Technology student, was among the finalists for the BC Parks Student Design Competition.. The winner, Jonathon Lambert, while currently a student at UBC, was also a graduate of Camosun's Civil Engineering Technology Program and the Civil Engineering Bridge Program.
On April 22, Chris Owen, a 3rd Year student in the Electrical Apprenticeship program, won the Silver Medal in the Post Secondary Electrical Wiring competition at the 15th Annual Skills Canada Provincial competition. This extends the winning streak of Camosun’s Trades students in provincial, national and international competitions.
Some of our Plumbing & Pipefitting students were entered as competitors in the Western Regional Competition (Local Union 324) and returned successful. Gabriel Cole (Sprinklerfitting) won Bronze; Darren Burt (Steam/Pipefitting) Silver, and Alasdair Reid (Plumbing) Gold. Alasdair’s result qualified him for the 3-day National Competition where he was able to capture the Gold Medal in Plumbing. He now qualifies for the International Competition. Thanks to Al Paterson and Jamie McPherson for training & coaching!
For more articles, check out the T&T Archives
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