有志经营自己的装修公司或在一家成功的建筑公司中就业的个人非常适合此计划。用五个词表示–合作中的一个
Opportunities exist for ambitious individuals to start their own renovation company, or to gain the knowledge and necessary skills to be successful working for construction companies in a multitude of disciplines which would be considered assets in any company. In five terms - one of which is a co-op - students will cover advanced interior finishes, decks and porches, cabinets, trim, basement and bathroom renovation, as well as additional components to renovation construction with an emphasis placed on eco-friendly building practices, plumbing and electrical situations, and residential and small commercial framing and layout. Through hands-on projects utilizing Lambton College's 6,500 sq. ft. shop and 1,800 sq. ft. teaching house, theory is applied daily. Renovation Technician students will participate in community based learning projects and/or capstone projects and experiential learning either working with non-profit organizations such as, the Seaway Kiwanis Club, Inn of the Good Shepherd or Habitat for Humanity. A list of experiential learning activities and capstone projects currently completed or ongoing by the Renovation Technician Construction program, include: Seaway Kiwanis Train Station - Canatara Park, Storage Garage - Inn of the Good Shepherd, Seaway Kiwanis Carriage House - Canatara Park, Mackenzie Street House - Habitat for Humanity, Seaway Kiwanis Log Cabin - Canatara Park, Training is safety-based and business-focused. Courses in computer estimating and project management are key to the well-rounded education offered in this program. All training has a strong focus on safety and energy efficiency, construction and design. Students may also attend annual trade shows and visit local job sites in the community where they will have the opportunity to network and learn from local industry experts.