Programs & Courses - School of Industrial Trades - CNA

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	Programs Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician Aircraft Structural Repair Technician Automotive Service Technician Baker Bricklayer Cabinetmaker Carpenter Commercial Transport Construction / Industrial Electrician Cook Hairstylist Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Heavy Equipment Operator Heritage Carpentry Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Instrumentation and Control Technician Ironworker (Generalist) Machinist Metal Fabricator (Fitter) Mining Technician Mobile Crane Operator Motor Vehicle Body Repairer (Metal and Paint) Non-Destructive Testing Technician Oil Heat System Technician Plumber Power Engineer 4th Class Powerline Technician (Operating) Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Mechanic Sheet Metal Worker Small Equipment Service Technician Steamfitter / Pipefitter Truck and Transport Mechanic Welder Welder / Metal Fabricator (Fitter) School Overview College of the North Atlantic’s (CNA) Industrial Trade programs have a perfect combination of hands-on and classroom work. Students are instructed in the theory of a topic and then have the opportunity to complement that knowledge with a practical component. Related courses are also a part of programs to give students the skills they need to excel in today’s workplace. Advisory Committees are in place for each trade to ensure the current Plan of Training reflects the demand of industry. Courses are designed to cover the skills and knowledge required to produce skilled workers who will be successful in their fields and in any further training or certification. Reasonably small class size and well equipped shops provide an excellent learning environment. Students have an ideal situation to receive one-on-one instruction in the classroom and the shop. School Brochure (pdf) Program Accreditation Programs within the School of Industrial Trades seek accreditation through the Provincial Apprenticeship and Certification Board. It is responsible for the accreditation of all provincial apprenticeship training programs offered by educational agencies. Accreditation provides an auditing mechanism to ensure that apprenticeship programs are meeting the accreditation requirements as set by the accrediting board. Faculty The School of Industrial Trades has over 130 faculty, consisting of journeypersons in all trade programs and academic instructors who deliver related subjects such as: Workplace Skills, Job Search Techniques and Workplace Communications.