British Columbia
Vocational School
Terrace
British Columbia Vocational School
Terrace
P.O. BOX 726 , 5330 McConnell Ave., TERRACE, B.C. PHONE: 635-6511
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
ADULT
REGIONAL
VOCATIONAL
SCHOOLS
Department of Education
Division of Technical and
Vocational Services
Issued by Authority of
The Honorable D.L. Brothers Q.C., LL.B.,
Minister of Education
Victoria, British Columbia
Fourth Edition January, 1971
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LOCATION of
VOCATIONAL
SCHOOLS
DAWSON CREEK •
PRINCE GEORGE •
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KAMLOOPS
PRE-EMPLOYMENT
AND
UPGRADING
COURSES
Basic Training for Skill Development- Levels 2 and 3
Commercial -Advanced Options and Upgrading
Commercial -
General
Commercial -
Secretarial
Electronics -
Marine (Upgrading)
Electronics -Technician
Marine Engine Repair and Maintenance
Navigation <Upgrading)
Welding
General
Welding -
Upgrading
PRE-INDENTURED
APPRENTICESHIP
Automotive Mechanical Repair
Carpentry and Joinery
Heavy Duty Mechanics
COURSES
Pre-Einployinent Training Courses
Basic Training for
Skill Development
JANUARY 1971
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
ADMISSION:
There is no set mm1mum educational prerequisite but an
applicant should have a sufficient level, either through education or experience, to complete the programme successfully.
EDUCATION..............................
GENERAL..................................
Applicants, for enrolment in this programme, must have been
away from the public school system for a period of at least one
year. They must be 17 years of age or over and willing to put
forth great effort to acquire a suitable standing in Mathematics,
Science and English.
Successful applicants are advised to have a medical examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES ........
Monthly as space permits
LENGTH OF COURSE ..............
Varies to suit individual needs.
FEES ............................................
$15.00 per month--Tuition
$ 5.00 Textbooks and Supplies
$ 1.00 Student Activi1y Fee
DRESS..........................................
Standard; good grooming essential
LIVING ACCOMMODATION......
Limited dormitory accommodation is available at Nanaimo,
Dawson Creek and Terrace. Apply directly to the school
concerned for rates and availability. This accommodation
must be paid for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Burnaby, 3650 Willingdon Ave., BURNABY 2, B.C ......... 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEK, B.C ............... 782-5251
Kamloops Business School, Box 684, KAMLOOPS, B.C ............................................................... 376-1269
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Kelowna, Box 369, KELOWNA, B.C ................................... 762-5445
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo, Box 130, NANAIMO, B.C ................................... 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B.C. ..................................... .352-6601
British Columbia Vocational School-Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. 562-2131
British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ................................... 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C .................... ..382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibili1y of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVIS/OII/ OF TECH/II/CAL A/110 VOCAT/011/Al SERVICES
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DEPARTME/1/T OF EOUCAT/0111
JH{ GOVlRIIMENT Of
TlfEPROYI'IUOfORrHS~CO\UMBLA
A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational Schools
Burnaby,
Dawson Creek,
Kamloops Business School,
Kelowna,
Nanaimo,
It is the aim of this programme to upg rade
individuals academically in as short a period
of time as possible to enable them to qualify
for employment or for enrolment in specific
vocational training programmes.
There are three main areas of study:
Communicative English, Applied Mathematics,
and Basic Science .
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Nelson,
Prince George,
Terrace,
Victoria.
The programme offers training to three levels:
a) up to grade 8 equivalency
b) up to grade 10 equ i va lency
~~ c) up to grad e 12 equivalency.
• ( oCCered only at Bum a by , Kelowna,
Nelson, Prince George, and VIctoria)
Completion certificates may be awarded at
various grade levels i n each subject.
COMMERCIAL
advanced options
and upgrading
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
MARCH 1971
ADMISSION:
EDUCATION ............................. The minimum educational requirement for this course
is graduation from Grade 12 on the Commercial Programme; or graduation from a British Columbia Vocational School -Commercial General Programme (5
month); or previous experience in the field of Commerce, equivalent to the above.
Adult applicants who do not possess the minimum
educational requirement but who have worked for
several years, may have their experience assessed
in lieu of the stated educational minimum.
GENERAL ................................. Applicants must be 18 years of age or over, have a
mature outlook, and a pleasant personality.
GENERAL
Successful applicants are advised to have a medical
examination prior to commencement.
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COMMENCEMENT DATES...
Monthly as space permits
LENGTH OF COURSE............
Up to 5 months (predetermined by assessment
of individual needs)
FEES..........................................
n5.00 per month--Tuition
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS........................................
Standard; good grooming essential
LIVING ACCOMMODATION....
Limited dormitory accommodation is available
at Nanaimo, Dawson Creek and Terrace. Apply
directly to the school for rates and availability.
This accommodation must be paid for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schaal-Burnaby, 3650 Wi II ingdon Ave., BURNA BY 2, B. C......... 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEl<, B.C ............. 782-5251
l<amloops Business School, Box 684, I<AMLOOPS, B.C .................................................. 376-1269
British Columbia Vocational School-l<elowna, Box 369, I<ELOWNA, B.C ............................. 762-5445
Brit ish Co Iumbi a Vocation aI Schoo 1-N anai mo, Box 130, NAN AIM 0, B.C .............................. 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B.C ................................. 352-6601
British Columbia Vocational School-Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B. C.... 562-2131
British Columbia Voca tiona I School-Terrace, Box 726, T ER RACE, B.C .............................. 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C ................... 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of being
counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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Thi s programme consist s of a variety of ind ividual courses designed for persons who have had
previous training or experience in general office
work, and wish to upgrade their knowledge and
occupational sk i li s.
Students may se lect two or more from th e fo llowing: machine transcription, advanced typing, advanced shorthand, intermediate bookkeep ing, machine bookkeeping, indu strial payrol l, lega l sec-
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ret ari al practice, medi ca l secret ari al practi ce and
key punch operating. All schools however do not
offer the entire range of courses and students are
advised to contact the schoo l concerned for
speci fi c details. Offi cial typing and shorth and
te sts wi II be given so that students may attain
certifi cation in these areas.
This programme runs continuously, and app li cants are accepted monthly as vacancies occur.
Commercial
General
MARCH 1971
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
ADMISSION:
EDUCATION..............................
The minimum educational requirement for this course is
completion of Grade 10. It would be to the applicant's advantage, both on course and in securing employment to have completed Grade 12.
Adult applicants who do not possess the minimum educational requirement but who have worked several years, may have
their experience assessed in lieu of the stated educational
minimum.
GENERAL............................
Applicants must be 17 years of age or over. They should
have a mature outlook, a pleasant personality and poise.
Successful applicants are advised to have a medical examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES ....... .
LENGTH OF COURSE ............. .
Varies from school to school
Please contact the Principal of the school concerned
5 Months
FEES ........................................... .
$15.00 per month--Tuition
$15.00 Textbooks and Supplies
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS ..........................................
.Standard; good grooming is essential.
LIVING ACCOMMODATION ......
Limited dormitory accommodation is available at Nanaimo,
Dawson Creek and Terrace. Apply directly to the school
concerned for rates and availability. This accommodation
must be paid for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schaal-Burnaby, 3650 Willingdon Ave., BURNABY 2, B.C .......... 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEK, B.C ............. 782-5251
Kamloops Business Schooi-Kamloops, Box 684, I<AMLOOPS, B.C .................................... 376-1269
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Kelowna, Box 369, KELOWNA, B.C ............................. 762-5445
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo, Box 130, NANAIMO, B.C .............................. 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B.C ................................. 352-6601
Bri !ish Columbia Vocational Schoo 1- Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B. C.... 562-2131
British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C .............................. 635-65ll
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VIC TORI A, B.C ................... 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore witl1 their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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Dawson
Kamloops Business School,
Kelowna,
Nanaimo,
Nelson,
Prince George,
This course offers the student the possibility
of two areas of training . .. clerk -typist and clerkstenographer. The clerk -typist option is offered
only at Burnaby, and Dawson Creek, B.C .
Individual students will be counselled into the
most appropriate area for their particular abilities
and aptitudes after enrolment in the course.
A student training as a clerk-typist will take
recordkeeping and bookkeeping in addition to the
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common subjects -typing, fi I ing, business machines, office practice, and Business English and
Correspondence, whi 1st a student training as a
clerk-stenographer will take shorthand.
Many employment opportunities exist in the
business world for clerical workers, and it is
relatively easy for those with adequate education
and training to find a position .
Commercial
Secretarial
MARCH 1971
ADMISSION:
EDUCATION ............................. Grade 12 graduation is the minimum educational
standing acceptable for enrolment in this course.
Preference is given to those who have graduated from
the Commercial Programme with Secretarial Specialty.
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
Adult applicants who do not possess the minimum ·
educational requirement but who have worked for
several years, may have their experience assessed
in lieu of the stated educational minimum.
GENERAL .................................. Applicants must have an aptitude for, and an interest
in this vocation. They should have a mature outlook,
pleasant manner and poise.
Successful applicants are advised to have a medical
examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES ...... Varies from school to school.
Please contact the Principal of the school concerned.
LENGTH OF COURSE ..............
10 Months
FEES..........................................
$15.00 per month--Tuition
$25.00 Textbooks and Supplies
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS........................................
Standard, good grooming is essential
LIVING ACCOMMODATION....
Limited dormitory accommodation is available
at Nanaimo, Dawson Creek and Terrace. Apply
directly to the school concerned for rates and
availability. This accommodation must be paid
for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Burnaby, 3650 Wi llingdon Ave., BURNA BY 2, B.C ......... 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEK, B.C ............. 782-5251
Kamloops Business School, Box 684, KAMLOOPS, B.C ................................................. 376-1269
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Kelowna, Box 369, KE LOWNA, B.C ............................. 762-5445
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo, Box 130, NANAIMO, B. C.............................. 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B. C................................. 352-6601
British Columbia Vocational School-Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B. C.... 562-2131
British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C .............................. 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C ................... 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
Students who are in need of financial assistance for this course are eligible to apply to:The British Columbia Student Aid Loan Committee, for a loan under the Canada Student Loan plan.
Information is available from the Principal of the school concerned.
NOTE: At the present time, the Secretarial Courses in Dawson Creek, Kamloops,
Kelowna, Nelson and Terrace do not qualify for student loans.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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THE rll{)VUIC( Of ~RHM(OLU~8"'
A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational Schools
Burnaby,
Dawson Creek,
Kamloops Business School,
Kelowna,
Nanaimo,
Nelson,
Prince George,
Terrace,
VIctoria.
Secretaries have many varied duties to perform
during the course of a working day, such as
answering the phone, making bu siness appointments for th e emp loyer, taki ng di ctation and typing
th e tran scriptions, keeping record s, personally
answering routine mail , an d performing receptionist duties.
The content of thi s course is designed to give
the student experien ce in the above areas, and
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includes business Eng li sh, office eti quette, typing,
recordkeeping, shorth and and transcription, plus
th e operation of various business machines.
Much of the work performed by a secretary is
confidenti al, therefore the person who follows
this vocation must have the personal attributes of
discretion, loyalty and responsibility. She must be
pleasant in manner, and exemp lify effi ciency in
al l matters relative to her position.
Electronics-Marine
(upgrading)
NOVEMBER
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
1968
ADMISSION:
This course requires no special educational
standing as a prerequisite. It would be to the
applicant's advantage, both on course and in securing employment, to have completed Grade 10.
EDUCATION..............................
GENERAL..................................
GENERAL
Successful applicants are advised to have a
medical examination prior to commencement.
INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES......
Weekly as space permits
LENGTH OF COURSE ..............
Varies to suit student needs
FEES ..........................................
$2.00perday
$ 7.00 per week
$25.00 per month
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the:British Columbia Vocational School- Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ....................... 635-6511
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
BRITISH COLUMBIA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
TECHNICAL BRANCH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational School
Thi s course i s des ign ed to upgr ade user s of marin e el ec tronic gear by providin g them with a
sound working knowl edge of th e use and main tenance of thi s equ ipm ent.
The course content in cludes the theory, operation, and maintenanc e of all commonly used
marin e el ectroni c equipment and el ectri cal syst ems including:- autom ati c pi lots, direc tion
find ers, radiophones, loran, echo sounders, radar, and ships elec trical sy stems.
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MARCH 1971
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
ADMISSION:
Grade 12 graduation is the minimum educational
standing acceptable for enrolment in this course.
Preference is given to those who have graduated
from the Industrial Programme with Electricity/Electronics Specialty.
EDUCATION..............................
Applicants must have a keen analytical mind,
problem solving ability and the patience to give
undivided attention to detail. Eyesight and colour
vision must be good, and students must not be
tone deaf.
GENERAL..................................
Successful applicants are advised to have a
medical examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
COMM EN C EM EN T DATE........
September
LENGTH OF COURSE............
10 Months
FEES..........................................
$15.00 per month--Tuition
$25.00 Textbooks and Supplies
$10.00 Tool Deposit (refundable)
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS........................................
Standard; coveralls supplied when necessary.
For further detai Is and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schaal-Burnaby, 3650 Willingdon Ave., BURNABY 2, B.C ... 434-1311
British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ....................... 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C ............ .382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
Students who are in need of financial assistance for this course are eligible to apply to:The British Columbia Student Aid Loan Committee, for a loan under the Canada Student Loan
plan. Information is avai Iable from the Principal of the school concerned.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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THl f'RO\IWU Of B~ITISHCOlU~alA
Burnaby,
A Vocational
Terrace,
Training Course
Offered at the
Victoria.
British Columbia
Vocational Schools
An electronics techni cian is concern ed wi th insta lling, adju sting, testing and checking com plicated circui ts and apparatu s, th erefore he
must have a thorough knowledge and clear understanding of electroni c theory and practice,
and mu st keep himse lf informed on al l the latest
deve lopments.
This course takes the student through a
natural progression of techrlical know ledge and
app li ed skil ls. Subject matter includes basic
electronics theory and practice, tube and so li d
state circuit analysis, microwave systems, sys tem s analysis,· di gital and pulse techniqu es and
com puter systems.
Elec tron ics equipment is not on ly steadi ly
becoming more compl ex but is being used more
and more by Canadian industries. Employment
opportunities are extens ive and ex ist wjth manufacturers of electronic equipment; in radio and
te levision tran smi tting studios; in th e aircraft
industry; in research and testing laboratories of
private compan ies and government establishments; and on the install ation of electro med ical
apparatus, telecommunication systems, radar
and navigational equipment.
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ENGINEERING- MARINE
(upgrading)
DECEMBER
1970
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
EDUCATION ..... Before enrolling, applicants should confirm the necessary qualifying
experience with the Department of Transport to ensure they are
eligible to sit the examinations for the grade of certificate desired.
GENERAL ......... Successful applicants are advised to have a medical examination prior to
commencement.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES ................... Weekly as space permits
LENGTH OF COURSE ......................... .Varies to suit student needs
FEES ................ MARINE ENGINEERING
Second
Class
---
Third
Class
Fourth
Class
$30.00
30.00
$20.00
20.00
$25.00
45.00
.............. $25.00
$20.00
$15.00
$15.00
$25.00
$20.00
Combined Certificate Part A .... $45.00
Part B .... 55.00
$30.00
45.00
$20.00
30.00
$35.00
First
Class
Full Course Part A .................... $45.00
Part B .........
Endorsement ...........
One Subject .........................
No specific books or supplies required. Reference text may be purchased.
Each student should possess a copy of "Regulations Relating to the Examination of Marine Engineers", available from the Queen's Printer's Bookshop, 657 Granville Street, Vancouver 2, B.C.
(Cost $1.75)
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the:
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C .. 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility
of being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
0/V/S/OIV OF TECHIV/CAL AIVO VOCATIOIVAL SERVICES
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A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational School
Victoria.
This course is designed to provide the student with the necessary theoretical knowledge re quired to pass the examinations set by the Department of Transport,Steamship Inspection Service.
The course content includes: - mathematics, applied mechanics, heat and heat engines,
hydraulics, electricity, naval architecture, drafting, and engineering knowledge.
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INGINIIRING -STATIONARY
( upgrading )
DECEMBER
1970
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
EDUCATION ................. Before enrolling, applicants should confirm the
necessary qualifying experience with the Boiler Inspection Branch to ensure they are eligible to sit
the examination for the grade of certificate desired.
GENERAL ..................... Successful applicants are advised to have a medical
examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES .................. Weekly as space permits
LENGTH OF COURSE ....................... .Varies to suit student needs
FEES ............................ STATIONARY ENGINEERING
First
Second
Class
Class
Part A .......... $45.00
Part B .......... 45.00
$30.00
30.00
Full Course .. $90.00
$60.00
Third
Class
Fourth
Class
$40.00
$25.00
Boiler Operators: Class A and Class B are $15.00 each.
No specific books or supplies required. Reference text
may be purchased. Each student should possess a copy
of "Regulations Respecting Stationary Engineers", available from the Boiler Inspection Branch of the Safety
Engineering Services, Department of Public Works, 501
West 12th Avenue, Vancouver 9, B. C.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the:
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C .. 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility
of being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational School
Victoria.
This course is designed to provide the student with the necessary theoretical knowledge required
to pass the examinations set by the Boiler Inspection Branch of the Safety Engineering Services,
Department of Public Works, for Stationary Engineers Certificates of Competency.
The course content includes: - mathematics, applied mechanics, heat and heat engines ,
hydraulics, electricity, drafting and engineering knowledge.
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MARINE ENGINE REPAIR
AND MAINTENANCE
NOVEMBER
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
1968
ADMISSION:
The m1n1mum educational requirement for this
EDUCATION ............................ .
course is completion of Grade 10. It would be to
the applicant's advantage, both on course and in
securing employment to have completed Grade 12.
Adult applicants who do not possess the minimum educational requirement but who have worked
for several years, may have their experience
assessed in lieu of the stated educational minimum.
Successful applicants are advised to have a
GENERAL .......................... .
medical examination prior to commencement.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES......
January 6, 1969
For subsequent starting dates please communicate with tl1e Principal.
LENGTH OF COURSE ..............
10 Months
FEES..........................................
$15.00per month--Tuition
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the:British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ....................... 635-65ll
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
BRITISH COLUMBIA VOCA T/ONAL SCHOOLS
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TECHNICAL BRANCH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational School
Thi s course is des i gned to provid e th e student wi th th e bas ic mec hani cal knowl edge and tech
niqu es required to repair and main tain Marin e Diese l and Gas Engi nes.
The co urse co ntent includes: general shop practice an d safety, gas and di esel engines,
lubrication, fu el sys tems, se rvi ce procedures, carbu reti on, engin e el ectric al sys tems, clutc hes,
transmi ss ions, outbo ard motors and weldin g.
On succ essful compl etion of thi s course, til e stude11 t wi II be equip ped to seek employm ent
in the Mar in e Service Trade.
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(Upgrading)
JANUARY 1971
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
EDUCATION: ............ The minimum educational requirement for the D.O.T. Examination courses is completion of Grade 10. It would be to the
applicant's advantage, both on course and in securing employment to have completed Grade 12.
Aclult applicants who do not possess the minimum educational
requirement but who have worked for several years, may have
their experience assessed in lieu of the stated educational minimum.
GENERAL: .............. Successful applicants are advised to have a medical examination prior to commencement.
D.O.T. EXAMlNATIONS:-Sea service with valid eye test
certificate must be obtai ned from D.0. T. Ex ami nation Center,
Federal Bldg., 325 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT OATES: .......... Terrace- Monthly
Victoria-Communicate with Principal
LENGTH OF COURSES: ............. .Variable-(see other side for specific courses)
$30.00
FEES: ............................................... Fisherman Upgrading
Fishing Mate and Master
$30.00
Fishing Master Deep Sea Endorsement
$45.00
Master 350 Tons
$45.00
Second and First Mate H.T.
$60.00
Student Activity Fee
$ 1.00
LIVING ACCOMMODATION: ...... Limited dormitory accommodation is available
at Terrace. Apply directly to the school for
rates and availability. This accommodation
must be paid for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned.
British Columbia Vocational School- Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ....................... 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School- Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C ........ 382 -6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of
being counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE WilRNMENl or
TH( KtWlN{[ OFBRniiHWlUMelO
A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational Schools
Terrace,
Victoria .
This programme is designed to provide upgrad i ng
in NAVIGATION and SEAMANSHIP in preparation
for the
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT EXAMINATIONS.
The material is covered by lecture, demonstration,
and tutorial service in accordance with ind i viduaL
needs.
COURSES OFFERED ARE :
* Fisherm an Upgrading .......................... ...... 2 months
* Fishing Mate and Master ... .. ................... 2 months
* Fishing Master Deep Sea Endorsement .... 3 months
Master Tug (350 Ton) ......................... ....... 3 months
Second and First Mate H. T .. ......... ............ 4 months
First Aid, Firefighting and Radio Telephon e Certifi cates .
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*-
not offered separately at Victoria .
\1\/ELOING /general
JULY
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
1970
ADMISSION:
EDUCATION ......................................
The minimum educational requirement for this course is
completion of Grade 10. It would be to the applicant's
advantage, both on course and in securing employment,
to have completed Grade 12 on the Industrial Programme.
Aclult applicants who do not possess the minimum educational requirement but who have worked for several years,
may have their experience assessed in lieu of the stated
educational minimum.
GENERAL ..........................................
,;
Applicants must be 18 years of age or over, free from
defective vision, hearing, or respiration, and be physically suited to the trade.
All applicants for this course are required to present a
Health Certificate, and show proof of a recent Chest X-ray.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
COMMENCEMENT DATES ..............
...
Vary from school to school.
Please contact the Principal of the school concerned.
LENGTH OF COURSE ....................
10 months
FEES ..................................................
$15.00 per month -tuition
$11.75 Textbooks
$10.00 Tool Deposit (refundable)
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS................................................
The trainee will supply -helmet, goggles, gloves and
welder's jacket. (approximately $50.00)
LIVING ACCOMMODATION ............
Limited dormitory accommodation is available at Nanaimo,
Dawson Creek and Terrace. Apply directly to the school
concerned for rates and availability. This accommodation
must be paid for in advance.
For further details and application forms, please write or call the Principal of the school concerned:
British Columbia Vocational Schaal-Burnaby, 3&50 Willingdon Ave., BURNABY 2, B.C ............. 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEK, B.C ................... 782-5251
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Kelowna, Box 369, KELOWNA, B.C ....................................... 762-5445
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo, Box 130, NANAIMO, B.C ....................................... 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B.C ......................................... 352-6601
British Columbia Vocational School-Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B.C ... 562-2131
British Columbia Vocational School- Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C ..................................... 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C ....................... 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibility of being
counselled and sponsored into the programme.
BRITISH COLUMBIA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
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Welding i s an industrial art in a highly competitive field. It requires constant physical coordination of arms, hands, eye and brain and the
welder develops manipulative ski lis through
manual training. Basic metallurgy, heat treatment,
blueprint reading, plate and pipe layout, applied
mathematics and principles of safety education
are some of the technical subjects covered whi le
several weld ing procedures are applied to various
types of metal. On completion of the course a
student wi II have gained sufficient practical experience and related theory to take a welding
test under the A.S.M. E. sec. IX, C .S.A.- W- 47,
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DETAILS SEE OVER
or A. W.S. Codes. These are recognized standards
of qualification acceptable to industry.
The welding trade is universal in its application. Construction welding appeals to certain
men due to the variety of working locations,
while other welders prefer to remain in the industrial centres, where employment opportunities
occur in practically every mechanical or metal
trade.
Due to technological developments, welding
equipment and techniques are constantly changing, thus a welder, though employed, should
constantly strive to update his skills.
\NELOING I upgrading
JANUARY
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
1971
ADMISSION:
Welding upgrading training is confined to persons presently
or recently employed in welding, who wish to improve their
techniques or become proficient in special processes, or who
are approved for the following certification; A.S.M.E. sec. IX,
C.S.A.-W-47, orA.W.S. Codes.
Persons requiring Provincial Government Certification are
required to apply to the Welding Inspector, Department of Public
Works, for assessment of their credentials. The Inspector may
stipulate a certain length of time for instruction before taking
the test. The testing appointment will be arranged by the Chief
Welding Instructor of the school.
Applicants must be healthy and free from defective vision,
hearing and respiration. If the training period is to be in excess
of six days duration, applicants will be required to present a
Health Certificate and proof of a recent Chest X-ray.
GENERAL
INFORMATION:
Upgrading runs continuously and may be taken at each school
as space becomes available.
Length of training time will be variable for each trainee, in accordance with the Welding Inspector's recommendation.
FEES ..........
$ 3. 00 per day
$12.00 per week
$40. 00 per month
NOTE: Higher rates are charged for special
courses. Please communicate with
the Principal of school concerned
for detai Is.
$ 1.00 Student Activity Fee
DRESS .............. Jacket, helmet, goggles and gloves.
British Columbia Vocational Schaal-Burnaby, 3650 Willingdon Ave., BURNABY 2, B.C ............... 434-5722
British Columbia Vocational School-Dawson Creek, Box 120, DAWSON CREEK, B.C ................... 782-5251
British Columbia Vocational School-l<elowna, Box 369, KELOWNA, B.C. ..
... 762-5446
British Columbia Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo, Box 130, NANAIMO, B.C ................................ 753-3466
British Columbia Vocational School-Nelson, Box 480, NELSON, B.C. .
..............
.. ...... 352-6601
British Columbia Vocational School-Prince George, 2001 Central St., PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. . 562-2131
British Columbia Vocational School-Terrace, Box 726, TERRACE, B.C...
.................. 635-6511
British Columbia Vocational School-Victoria, 1250 Quadra St., VICTORIA, B.C.
.. 382-6111
Applicants may wish to first explore with their local Canada Manpower Centre the possibi lily of being
counselled and sponsored into the programme.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAl AND VOCATIONAl SERVICES
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Burnaby,
Dawson Creek,
Kelowna,
Nanaimo,
Nelson,
Prince George,
Terrace,
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A Vocational
Training Course
Offered at the
British Columbia
Vocational Schools
The prim ary purpose of thi s programme is to prepare students
for certi f ic ation i n th e fo ll owi ng cat egories :
A. S.M.E. sec . IX, C.S.A .- W- 47 , or A .W. S. Code s.
Speci al cou rses may also be arranged in the followi ng areas :
Downhill Pipeline
Tun gs ten Inert Gas <T.I.G .)
Submerg ed Arc
Semi -automatic Gas Metal Arc
Please communi cate with the Principal of the school concerned
for detail s.
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Pre-Indentured Apprenticeship
Training Courses
Automotive Mechanical Repair
JULY
A PRE· APPRENTICE COURSE IN
A DESIGNATED TRADE
sponsored by
THE APPRENTICESHIP
AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
This course is intended to prepare young men for
employment as apprentices in the Automotive Meehan ical Repair Trade.
The employment situation is normally indoors and
may be anywhere from a small repair shop or service
station doing general mechanical repairs, to the compi ex service department of a large automobile dealership.
In many cases the work involves direct contact
with the pub Iic where courtesy, cooperation and at
times the ability to accept criticism is important.
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COURSE CONTENT:
General shop practice
Automotive fundamentals
Engines,--air and fluid cooled
Basic test equipment
Electrical systems
Running gear, clutches
Transmissions, anti-spin and conventional rear
axles
Steering systems and braking systems
Applied mathematics
Safety education
APPR ENTICESHIP PLAN:
Under the Apprenticeship Plan tuition is free and
a subsistence allowance is paid to students while
they attend school. In addition, a transportation
allowance, on the basis of one return trip, is
avai Iable for out·of·town students.
Further information, application forms and specific
starting dates may be obtained from the Director of
Apprenticeship and Industrial Training. Applications
for Pre-Apprentice Training are to be submitted to
the APPRENTICESHIP and INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
BRANCH, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
1970
STARTING OATES:
August --First week
November--Last we€k
April
--First week
LENGTH OF COURSE: 4 Months
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
OF ADULTS:
Grade 12 preferred
Minimum Educational Level : -a suitable level to
meet the requirements for this occupation.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
OF STUDENTS DIRECTLY FROM SECONDARY
SCHOOLS:
Grade 12 preferred
Grade 10 minimum
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
Good health.
Non-allergic to solvents and lubricants.
Mechanical aptitude .
16 years of age and over .
EXPENSES:
$10.00 Textbooks
$10.00 Tool Deposit (refundable)
LIVING ACCOMMODATION :
For a moderate charge liying accommodation
is available on the school campus of Dawson
Creek, Nanaimo and Terrace . At other schools
the student must locate his own board and
room.
LOCATIONS:
B.C. Vocational Schooi-Burnaby (Vancouver)
B.C. Vocational School-Dawson Creek
B.C. Vocational School-l<elowna
B.C. Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo
B.C. Vocational School-Nelson
B.C. Vocational School-Prince George
B. C. Vocational School-Terrace
B.C. Vocational School-Victoria
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TRAINING BRANCH
BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
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TH( PROVINCE Of BROISH COIU~BIA
APPRENTICESHIP AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH, BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
Pre~apprentice trade training classes, designed to prepare young men for employment as apprentices in designated
trades, are offered in the following Regional Vocational Schools:
Automotive Body Repair
Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Victoria
Automotive Mechanical Repair
Burnaby, Dawson Creek, Kelowna,
Nanaimo, Nelson, Prince George,
Terrace, Victoria
Benchwork and Joinery
Burnaby
Boilermaking (Erection)
Burnaby
Bricklaying
Burnaby
Carpentry
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
l<elowna, Terrace, Victoria
Cook
Dawson Creek
Electricity
Burnaby, Victoria
E I ectron i cs
Burnaby
Heavy Duty Mechanics
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
l<elowna, Nanaimo, Nelson,
Prince George, Terrace.
Heavy Duty Mechanics
(Farm Equipment)
Kelowna
Lathing
Burnaby
Logging (Basic)
Nanaimo
Machine Shop
Burnaby
Millwright
Nelson
Office Machine Mechanics
Victoria
Painting and Decorating
Burnaby
Plumbing and Steamfitting
Burnaby
Victoria
Practical Horticulture
Burnaby
Sheet Metal Work
Burnaby
Sign Painting
Burnaby
Structural Steel Erection
([ron workers)
Burnaby
If you are interested in obtaining a descriptive flyer for any of these courses, please write to:
Director of Apprenticeship and Industrial Training,
British Columbia Department of Labour,
411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
OR
A British Columbia Department of Labour Office.
*Apprenticeship and Industrial Training Counsellors are located in these offices:
B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Cranbrook, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Kelowna, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Box 60
Nelson, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Box 899
Dawson Creek, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
Box 996
Mission City, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
1600- 3rd Avenue
Prince George, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
322 Seymour Street
l<amloops, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Nanaimo, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Provincial Building
4506 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, B.C.
CARPENTRY
OCTOB ER 1970
A PRE- APPRENTICE COURSE IN
A DE~GNATED TRADE
sponsored by
THE APPRENTICESHIP
AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
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This course is of a practical nature and is designed to prepare young men for employment as apprentices in the Carpentry Trade. Students receive a
thorough grounding on equipment and materials and
are taught the correct use of basic tools.
The carpenter of today must be trained to keep
abreast of modern developments and the competent
craftsman is always in demand.
Carpenters work primarily with wood and are
traditionally associated with the construction industry. They must have a sound working knowledge of
the use of wood and other .building materials such as
composition board, plastics, asbestos and metal
which may be used in the place of wood.
.Many specialized trades overlap each other in
the construction of a building and the carpenter must
know and understand his relationship to these trades
and be able to work with others on construction
projects.
COURSE CONTENT:
Care and use of hand tools
· r
Sharpening saws and edge-cutting tools
Blueprint reading
Layout and construction of footings and concrete
forms
Layout and construction of full-sized building
Use of stee I square
Layout and construction of roofs and stairs
Applied mathematics
Safety education
APPRENTICESHIP PLAN:
Under the Apprenticeship Pl an tuition is free
and a subsistence allowance is paid to students
while they attend school. In addition, a transportation allowance, on the basis of one return
trip, is available for out-of-town students.
Further information, application forms and specific
starting dates may be obtained from the Director of
Apprenticeship and Industrial Training. Applications
for Pre-Apprentice Training are to be submitted to
the APPRENTICESHIP and INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
BRANCH, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
STARTING DATES:
August- First week
November -Last week
April - - First week
LENGTH OF COURSE: 4 Months
Note: At Dawson Creek and Terrace the course is
6 months, and includes training in Benchwork and Joinery.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREM EN TS FOR ADMISSION
OF ADULTS:
Grade 12 preferred
Minimum Educational Level :-a suitable level to
meet the requirements for this occupation.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
OF STUDENTS DIRECTLY FROM SECONDARY
SCHOOLS :
Grade 12 preferred
Grade 10 minimum
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
Good health.
16 years of age and over.
EXPENSES:
$10.00 Textbooks
$10.00 Tool Deposit (refundable)
LIVING ACCOMMODATION:
For a moderate charge living accommodation
i s avai Iable on the school campus of Dawson
Creek , Nanaimo and Terrace. At other schools
the student must locate hi s own board and
room .
LOCATIONS:
B.C . Vocational Schooi-Burnaby (Vancouver)
B.C. Vocational School -Dawson Creek
B.C .. Vocational School-l<elowna
B.C. Vocational School-Terrace
B. C. Vocational School-Victoria
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APPRENTICESHIP AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
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APPRENTICESHIP AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH, BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
Pre~apprentice trade training classes, designed to prepare young men for employment as apprentices in designated
trades, are offered in the following Regional Vocational Schools:
Automotive Body Repair
Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Victoria
Automotive Mechanical Repair
Burnaby, Dawson Creek, Kelowna,
Nanaimo, Nelson, Prince George,
Terrace, Victoria
Benchwork and Joinery
Burnaby
Boi lermaking (Erection)
Burnaby
Bricklaying
Burnaby
Carpentry
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Terrace, Victoria
Cook
Dawson Creek
Electricity
Burnaby, Victoria
Electronics
Burnaby
Heavy Duty Mechanics
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Nanaimo, Nelson,
Prince George, Terrace.
Heavy Duty Mechanics
(Farm Equipment)
Kelowna
Lathing
Burnaby
Logging (Basic)
Nanaimo
Machine Shop
Burnaby
Millwright
Nelson
Office Machine Mechanics
Victoria
Painting and Decorating
Burnaby
Plumbing and Steamfitting
Burnaby
Victoria
Practical Horticulture
Burnaby
Sheet Metal Work
Burnaby
Sign Painting
Burnaby
Structural Steel Erection
(Ironworkers)
Burnaby
If you are interested in obtaining a descriptive flyer for any of these courses, please write to:
Director of Apprenticeship and Industrial Training,
British Columbia Department of Labour,
411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
OR
A British Columbia Department of Labour Office.
*Apprenticeship and Industrial Training Counsellors are located in these offices:
B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Cranbrook, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Kelowna, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Box 60
Nelson, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Box 899
Dawson Creek, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
Box 996
Mission City, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
1600-3rd Avenue
Prince George, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
322 Seymour Street
Kamloops, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Nanaimo, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Provincial Building
4506 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, B.C.
HEAVY DUTY MCHAIICS
OCTOB ER 1970
A PRE- APPRENTICE COURSE IN
A DE~GNATED TRADE
sponsored by
THE APPRENTICESHIP
AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
This course is intended to prepare young men for
employment as apprentices in the Heavy Duty Mechanics Trade.
The training covers repair and maintenance on
live equipment such as trucks, bulldozers, loaders,
shovels and earth-movers of both the wheeled and
track variety.
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COURSE CONTENT:
Fundamentals of gas and diesel engines
Fuel systems
Lubrication systems
Cooling systems
Electri ca l systems
Brake systems
Clutches
Transmission and drive mechanisms
Running gear
Engine disassembly and inspection
Overhaul procedures
Rebuilding
APPRENTICESHIP PLAN :
Under the Apprenticesh ip Plan tuition is free and
a subsistence allowance is paid to students while
they attend school. In addition, a transportation
allowance, on the basis of one return trip, is
avai labIe for out-of-town students.
Further information, application forms and specific
starting dates may be obtained from the Director of
Apprenticeship and Industrial Training. Applications
for Pre-Apprentice Training are to be submitted to
the APPRENTICESHIP and INDUSTRIAL' TRAINING
BRANCH, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
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STARTING DATES:
September -Last week
April
First week
LENGTH OF COURSE :
6 Months
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
OF ADULTS:
Grade 12 preferred
Minimum Educational Level :-a suitable level to
meet the requirements for thi s occupation.
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
OF STUDENTS DIRECTLY FROM SECONDARY
SCHOOLS:
Grade 12 preferred
Grade 10 minimum
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:
Good he a Ith .
Mechanical aptitude.
16 years of age and over.
EXPENSES:
$10.00 Textbooks and Supplies
$10.00 Tool Deposit (refundable)
LIVING ACCOMMODATION:
For a moderate charge living accommodation
i s available on the sc hool campus of Dawson
Creek, Nanaimo and Terrace. At other schools
the student must locate his own board and
room.
LOCATIONS:
B.C. Vocational Schooi-Burnaby (Vancouver)
B.C. Vocational School -Dawson Creek
B.C. Vocational Schooi-Kelowna
B.C. Vocational Schooi-Nanaimo
B.C. Vocational School-Nelson
B.C. Vocational School-Prince George
B.C. Voc ationa l School-Terrace
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APPRENTICESHIP AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BRANCH, BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
Pre~apprentice trade training classes, designed to prepare young men for employment as apprentices in designated
trades, are offered in the following Regional Vocational Schools:
Automotive Body Repair
Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Victoria
Automotive Mechanical Repair
Burnaby, Dawson Creek, Kelowna,
Nanaimo, Nelson, Prince George,
Terrace, Victoria
Benchwork and Joinery
Burnaby
Boilermaking (Erection)
Burnaby
Bricklaying
Burnaby
Carpentry
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Terrace, Victoria
Cook
Dawson Creek
Electricity
Burnaby, Victoria
E I ectron i cs
Burnaby
Heavy Duty Mechanics
Burnaby, Dawson Creek,
Kelowna, Nanaimo, Nelson,
Prince George, Terrace.
Heavy Duty Mechanics
(Farm Equipment)
Kelowna
Lathing
Burnaby
Logging (Basic)
Nanaimo
Machine Shop
Burnaby
Millwright
Nelson
Office Machine Mechanics
Victoria
Painting and Decorating
Burnaby
Plumbing and Steamfitting
Burnaby
Victoria
Practical Horticulture
Burnaby
Sheet Metal Work
Burnaby
Sign Painting
Burnaby
Structural Steel Erection
(Ironworkers )
Burnaby
If you are interested in obtaining a descriptive flyer for any of these courses, please write to:
Director of Apprenticeship and Industrial Training,
British Columbia Department of Labour,
411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 3, B.C.
OR
A British Columbia Department of Labour Office.
*Apprenticeship and Industrial Training Counsellors are located in these offices:
B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Cranbrook, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Kelowna, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Box 60
Nelson, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
Box 899
Dawson Creek, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
Box 996
Mission City, B.C.
''B.C. Department of Labour
1600-3rd Avenue
Prince George, B.C.
B.C. Department of Labour
322 Seymour Street
Kamloops, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Court House
Nanaimo, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Provincial Bui I ding
4506 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
*B.C. Department of Labour
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, B.C.