Why plumbing? This five-year certificate program provides students with occupational training under the sponsorship of the local Joint Learning Committee. Are you interested in a practical career in a highly sought after field? Get certified in plumbing and you'll take the initiative to install and repair pipes in commercial and residential environments. In just one academic year, this powerful curriculum covers everything from understanding code compliance and blueprints to mastering electrical systems and exploring new technologies. By obtaining the certificate and obtaining the required job training, students are prepared to work in the commercial building construction sector as qualified plumbers.
Upon completing the certificate and hours of work experience required by the Office of Learning and Training, students will be able to work in the commercial building construction industry as qualified plumbers. Many plumbers are self-employed; however, this is a profession that typically requires a long period of work experience for plumbers to be fully qualified and licensed. Drainage Technician, Fire Sprinkler Service Technician, Pipe Installer, Pipe Welder, Plumber, Residential Plumber, Service Plumber, Sprinkler Assembler, Installer of steam.
