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Intro to Millwright Industrial Mechanic 1st Year - Northern Alberta Institute of Technology: Post-Secondary Programs in Alberta - alis
This 14 week program covers 1st period Millwright Industrial Mechanic material. It’s an intensive program of blended delivery (online distance and classroom based hours) offering a unique opport...
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Intro to Millwright Industrial Mechanic 1st Year

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

www.nait.ca
This 14 week program covers 1st period Millwright Industrial Mechanic material. It’s an intensive program of blended delivery (online distance and classroom based hours) offering a unique opportunity to study theory online, as well as attend classes during evenings and weekends. Millwright Industrial Mechanics 1st year theory will be completed independently by students through online studies with the assistance of an online tutor. During evenings and weekends students will build the necessary hand skills for the trade by attending shop hours.
  This combination of online independent study and hands-on practice in shop settings will enable students to get through the program quickly. To best suit this intense type of program delivery, students should be committed to learning the Industrial Mechanic Millwright trade, be self-motivated and have strong time management skills.
  Graduates will still need to complete the prescribed number of work hours in their trade to advance in their apprenticeship after completion of this program. 
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Office of the Registrar
11762 - 106 Street
Edmonton, Alberta, T5G2R1, Canada

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+1 8773336248
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+1 7804716248
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asknait@nait.ca
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www.nait.ca
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7804718490
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  • Program Type Occupational
  • Credential Type Certificate
  • Length 14 Week(s) 14 weeks
  • Part Time Only
  • Cooperative Education
  • Continuing Education Only
  • Distance Learning
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Admission Requirements
None. The goal of this program is to develop a person with little or no practical experience to an entry level apprentice position within the millwright trade. It is anticipated that successful students will graduate with the theory necessary to challenge the 1st year Apprenticeship Board exam.

For more information, please visit: Introduction to Millwright Industrial Mechanic 1st Year.
 
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Updated September 19, 2019. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.

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