Construction Bootcamp

This 4-week program offers the essential safety certification, hands-on skills, and workplace awareness to begin working in the construction and maintenance industry.

Overview

Program Length
4 weeks
Currently Offered In
  • Calgary
  • Edmonton
  • Grande Prairie

Description

Construction Bootcamp is a four-week classroom and hands-on skills training program. This program is designed to prepare you to succeed as an entry-level worker in the construction and maintenance industry. Students will receive basic safety certifications, learn how to read blueprints and get hands-on skills training.

 

Courses and Skills

  • Basic safety certifications (CSTS, WHMIS, First Aid & CPR, Fall Protection, etc.)
  • Hands-on skills training
  • Blueprint reading
  • Workplace culture and financial literacy
  • Interview & resume workshops to support employment
  • Ongoing mentorship and support through alumni advisors

Admission Requirements

What you need to apply

  • Must be an Alberta resident
  • A class 5 drivers’ license (recommended)

We do not require a high school diploma for this program; however, applicants will take an assessment for basic math, science, and reading skills and will need to meet a minimum score.

Applicants will also need to complete a variety of steps as part of their application.

Learn more about our application process here

Program Cost

  • Tuition for this program is sponsored by the Government of Alberta
  • Additional funding and awards may be available to support living expenses while in the program.
 

Employment Opportunities

Upon completion, graduates will be interviewed with WBF Employment Partners for potential employment in an entry-level construction role.

Graduates of this program are likely to secure employment as a general labourer or construction trades helper.

Upcoming Cohorts