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Develop comprehensive mechanical abilities that equip you for roles in maintenance or manufacturing while enhancing your competitiveness for apprenticeships. This hybrid program launches in the Fall semester. Upon completion, you'll be qualified to organize and oversee maintenance operations across various industries. Career paths include industrial mechanic, welder, or senior maintenance technician in manufacturing, with opportunities for basic electrical diagnostics. Advance toward a trades apprenticeship with starting salaries ranging from $30,000 to $34,999 annually. Practical training covers welding, machining, and maintenance techniques, including cutting-edge laser alignment tools. Master design principles through AutoCAD and engineering blueprint interpretation. Gain hands-on experience in problem-solving and system diagnostics. Utilize advanced simulation software for designing and testing hydraulic and electrical systems. Our modern learning facilities feature spacious, well-equipped labs with state-of-the-art lathes and milling machines. Potential apprenticeship options include industrial mechanic (millwright), machinist, metal fabricator, welder, or electrician. Loyalist's curriculum aligns with industrial mechanic (millwright) apprenticeship standards, and graduates qualify to take the provincial exam for Level I exemption in the Industrial Mechanics apprenticeship program.
Required academic preparation
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Recommended academic preparation
Welding and machine shop experience are highly recommended.
English language requirements
TOEFL: (Test of English as a Foreign Language): 550 (paper-based test); 80 (IBT internet-based test with minimums of 20)
IELTS (International English Language Test Service): 6.0 overall with no bands less than 6.0 (under SDS); 6.0 overall with one band at 5.5 (generic category)
CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language Assessment): Overall band of 60, writing 60