Discover Your Future at Canadian Trade training Center

Hands-On Learning

Our school offers a variety of vocational and technical programs that provide students with hands-on training to prepare them for successful careers.

Experienced Instructors

Our Canadian-certified insulation Red Seal instructors are experts in their fields and have years of industry experience. They bring real-world knowledge to the classroom and give students the skills they need to succeed. In addition to evaluating students' progress, they provide additional weekly insights on each student portal.

We understand that our students lead busy lives. To accommodate their needs, we offer flexible scheduling options, including evening and weekend classes.

Heat and Frost local 118, CTTC mechanical insulation education & training partner

Canadian Trade Union Heat and Frost

Career Services

Our Career Services team works with students to help them find job opportunities after graduation. From resume writing to job interview training, we provide the support they need to succeed. CTTC does not recruit or help with employment offers; we train insulation and scaffolding students to meet Canadian standards.

Modern Facilities

Located in Manila, our school has state-of-the-art facilities and technology, providing students with the best learning experience. Classes are recorded and uploaded to each student's portal using the MS Team platform.

Affordable Tuition

We believe that everyone should have access to quality education. That's why we offer affordable tuition and financial aid options to help students achieve their goals.

Canadian Trade Training Center in MANILA, we are not just building scaffolding and insulation SYSTEMS, we are constructing the future of skilled trad

Canadian Trade Training Center (CTTC) is a leading provider of accredited insulation, scaffolding, and safety Trade Training in the Philippines. Our center offers a pathway for aspiring Insulation, Scaffolding, and safety professionals to develop their skills and gain recognized Canadian Training. Focusing on theoretical and practical training, we empower our students to excel in their chosen voca

Verified Partners: As a locally owned company, we are determined to partner with verified third-party vendors who ensure the best resources for our students. A list of CTTC-approved vendors is available on our student portal page.

Scaffold Erection Course overview

Introduction

Construction Technology Training Centers (CTTC) provide essential hands-on training for students entering the construction industry. A crucial component of this training includes field erection scaffolding, which equips students with practical skills needed for real-world applications.

Importance of Scaffold Training

Scaffolding is vital for ensuring worker safety and project efficiency in construction. Proper training in erecting and dismantling scaffolds is essential to minimize risks and adhere to safety standards.

Classroom Setting Adaptation

A shop classroom focuses on replicating real-world scenarios while maintaining a controlled and safe learning environment. This involves careful planning and preparation to ensure all necessary tools and materials are available.

Components of the Training

Safety Protocols

- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): Emphasizing the importance of helmets, harnesses, gloves, and eye protection.

- Safety Guidelines: Teaching OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards and other regulatory requirements.

Basic Scaffold Types

- Frame Scaffolds: Common for general construction due to ease of assembly.

- Tube and Clamp Scaffolds: Flexible and durable, used for more complex structures.

- System Scaffolds: Modular and efficient system scaffolds suitable for various applications.

Erection Procedure

- Site Preparation: Checking ground conditions and ensuring a stable foundation.

- Component Identification: Learning different parts like base plates, ledgers, transoms, and standards.

- Assembly Process: Understanding the step-by-step process of erecting a scaffold, including correctly locking pins, braces, and platforms.

Inspection and Maintenance

- Pre-Use Inspections: Daily checks for any signs of wear or damage.

- Routine Maintenance: Regular cleaning, tightening of bolts, and replacing damaged parts

Practical Exercises

Small-Group Projects

- Students work in teams to erect and dismantle scaffolds under instructor supervision. This promotes teamwork and real-world application of skills.

Scenario-Based Drills

- Simulating different construction scenarios, like height adjustments, load handling, and emergency procedures.

Assessment and Feedback

- Regular quizzes and practical assessments to gauge understanding and proficiency.

- Constructive feedback sessions to address any mistakes and improve techniques.

Conclusion

Integrating field erection scaffolding into shop classes at CTTC centers provides students with valuable hands-on experience, ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of the construction industry. This practical training is critical for promoting safety, efficiency, and competency on the job site.

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Welcome to THE CTTC Insulation course overview

At CTTC, we pride ourselves on delivering a comprehensive and hands-on educational experience for students entering the field of insulation. Our instructors are certified to train insulation students, hold valid Red Seal certificates, and boast past and current teaching positions within the Skills Trade BC Red Seal program through our certified instructors to train insulation students, hold valid Red Seal certificates, and embed Union partners. This ensures that our students receive top-tier instruction grounded in experience and expertise.

Our insulation training program is meticulously structured to cover both classroom and field training, providing valid Red Seal certificates and boasting past and current teaching positions within the Skills Trade BC Red Seal program's understanding of the insulation trade. Throughout this course, students will delve into the foundations of insulation, from material selection to field installation. We cover many insulation types and fire stop systems, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared to handle diverse career scenarios.

Hands-on practice is a cornerstone of our training. Each student will complete Canadian-accredited various projects at their piping and tank module workstations, where they will apply their classroom knowledge in real-world settings. Our instructors carefully verify competency through continuous assessment, with all educational milestones recorded and uploaded to each student's portal for ongoing review and reflection.

Safety is paramount at CTTC. We collaborate with a third-party, Canadian-accredited safety company to offer each student specialized safety training. Upon completion, students acquire Canadian-recognized safety certificates, ensuring they start their careers with the knowledge and credentials required to work safely from day one.

Beyond the core curriculum, CTTC offers continuing education opportunities, including webinars on various essential topics. "Welcome to Canada: What to Expect" facilitates a smooth transition for Philippine Canadians by providing community resources and support systems. We also deliver crucial education on trade union involvement and specialized training on fire-stopping hole penetrations. Our goal is to equip our students not just with technical skills but also with the community and professional insights that foster long-term success.

Join CTTC and embark on a journey toward a secure, skilled, and certified career in the insulation trade. Designed with your future in mind, our program ensures you are competent, confident, and ready to excel from your first day at work.

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MEET OUR TEAM

President

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

CTTC is proud to introduce Annabel Sardido, a distinguished leader and the driving force behind the Canadian Trade Training Center (CTTC). Anna, a proud alumna of the Women's College of Davao, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, has dedicated her career to uplifting her community through education and employment.

From an early a

From an early age, her parents instilled in her the core values of transparency and honesty, which have become the foundation upon which CTTC stands. Anna's deep-seated passion for aiding her community members in achieving their educational and employment aspirations has guided her every endeavor. Her relentless commitment and inspirational leadership continue to create pathways for countless individuals, empowering them to realize their full potential.

Please join CTTC in welcoming Annabel Sardido, President of the Canadian Trade Training Center.

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Canadian Consultant

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

It is with great pleasure that CTTC introduces Christian Aromin, a seasoned expert and the pivotal force behind the Canadian Trade Training Center (CTTC). With an impressive career spanning over 20 years, Christian is an internationally recognized insulation professional specializing in commercial, marine, and industrial insulation. His extensive experience and profound knowledge in the field have been instrumental in steering CTTC to prominence, establishing it as a leader in insulation trade training. Christian's dedication to excellence and commitment to advancing industry standards have not only shaped his remarkable career but have also significantly elevated the institution he represents.

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Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

The Canadian Trade Training School (CTTC) in the Philippines is thrilled to announce its new partnership with Heat and Frost Local 118, a distinguished Canadian insulation trade union. This collaboration will elevate insulation trade training standards in the Philippines and provide students with an exceptional educational experience.

Central to this partnership is the appointment of Ken Jakobsson as the program's head instructor. With a career spanning over four decades at Heat and Frost Local 118, Ken is a respected industry veteran. Starting as an apprentice insulator in 1981, he advanced through the roles of journeyman and foreman and became head instructor in 2000.

Ken’s career is marked by educational distinction and leadership within Local 118. His background includes impactful roles on the executive board, multiple terms as Vice President, and two terms as President from 2010 to 2016. His dedication to training is evident through his completion of the BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) Train-the-Trainer course and participation in the Canadian Government Red Seal program Instructor Certification Program. Furthermore, his commitment to professional growth continued with advanced training at George Meany Labor College, focusing on instructor techniques, curriculum development, and technology.

A notable addition to Ken’s credentials is his role as a Canadian Federal Government Insulation Training Standards Writer. In this capacity, Ken has written key components of the national standards, contributing significantly to the development of the Insulation Training Apprentices (ITA) course. His involvement ensures that students receive a curriculum crafted and honed by one of the field's foremost experts.

Moreover, Ken has significantly contributed to union governance and labor standards, serving multiple terms as Chair of the Health & Welfare Trustees and collaborating on national standards like the NOA. This extensive experience will undoubtedly benefit CTTC students, offering them direct insights from a leader in the field.

Together, CTTC and Heat and Frost Local 118 represent a powerful alliance dedicated to empowering students with top-tier skills and a comprehensive understanding of the insulation trade. This partnership promises to set a new benchmark in Insulation Trade Training across the region.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact info@canadiantradetrainingcenter.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is skills trades BC

https://skilledtradesbc.ca/

What programs does the Canadian Trade Training Center offer?

We offer programs in Mechanical Insulation, Scaffold Erection, Personal Safety training, Fire Proofing, and Asbestos Training.

Why should employers hire CTTC Students?

The accelerating shortage in skilled trades across Canada has intensified the competition to attract new workers, requiring significant investments in time and money from employers. The Candian Technical Training Center (CTTC) has responded to industry needs by offering free access to our student profiles. This allows employers to validate skill sets and assess key competencies, such as communication skills, quality assurance, quality control (QAQC), and job planning.

Employers can monitor our students' progress daily through their student portal, which includes work uploads, intake interviews, and completed safety courses. This transparency ensures that the candidates meet industry standards.

To support the next generation of skilled trade professionals, CTTC provides employers with continued support through a continuing education grant of $5,500, paid in advance. This grant is contingent on the employer committing to retain the student worker for at least two years, allowing the student sufficient time to apply for Canadian residency. If an employer fails to meet this commitment, the grant will be prorated and repaid to the school.

Additionally, hiring our students fulfills remote worksite labor needs, thus enriching local communities by adding to their workforce. Our students bring international work ethics and proficiency in English, with 90% being fluent speakers, ensuring they are ready to integrate and contribute effectively from day one.

By hiring while contributing to the development of Canada’s next generation of skilled tradespeople, our students, and employers gain access to a qualified, well-prepared, and motivated workforce that can meet the demands of today’s competitive job market while contributing to the development of Canada’s next generation of skilled tradespeople.

Is financial aid available?

We provide financial support and extend financial aid for students. Tuition repayment starts only when the students find employment and work in Canada.

What is the job placement rate for Canadian Trade Training Centre graduates?

This is a first-class training center in the Philippines. CTTC does not help with job placement or recruitment for students.

Application process

Application Process for CTTC Insulator and Scaffolding Trade Training Center Program

1. Initial Application Submission:
- Complete the online application form on the CTTC website.
- Submit necessary documents, including academic transcripts, identification, and resume.

2. Review of Application:
- The CTTC admissions team will review your application, focusing on your job history, personal goals, and motivation for pursuing training in Canada.

3. Recorded In-Person Interview:
- Scheduling: Once your application is reviewed, you will be contacted to schedule a recorded in-person interview.
- Purpose: The interview aims to assess your English communication skills, understand your previous job experience, and gauge your personal goals and reasons for wanting to study and work in Canada.

4. Interview Process:
- Introduction: You will be required to briefly introduce yourself and provide an overview of your background.
- English Communication: The interview will include assessing your English language skills.
- Job History: Be prepared to discuss your past job experiences, particularly those relevant to insulators and scaffoldings.
- Personal Goals: Share your personal goals and aspirations, detailing why you chose this training and how it aligns with your career plans.
- Reasons for Canada: Explain why you wish to come to Canada for training and how you plan to apply your skills in the Canadian job market.

5. Post-Interview Review:
- The admissions team will review the recorded interview, assessing your fitness for the program based on communication skills, job history, and alignment of personal goals with the program's offerings.

6. Decision Notification:
- You will receive an email notification regarding the outcome of your application.
- If accepted, you will receive further instructions on the next steps, including loan agreements, course scheduling, and preparatory materials.

7. Enrollment:
- Upon acceptance, complete necessary enrollment forms and agreements, including the terms mentioned regarding student loans, fees, and other conditions.

8. Orientation:
- Attend a mandatory orientation session to get acquainted with the course structure, instructors, and training facilities.

Following these steps ensures a comprehensive evaluation of applicants, maintaining the high standards of the CTTC Insulator and Scaffolding Trade Training Center.

Community Engagement Policy

CTTC is committed to making a positive impact on the communities we serve. Our community engagement policy reflects our dedication to enhancing children’s health and education, supporting Philippines military and police veterans, and empowering women and disenfranchised groups within the trade industry.

Objectives:

Support for Children’s Health and Education:

Health Initiatives: Support and fund community health programs to improve children’s health and well-being.

Educational Programs:

Partner with local schools to provide educational materials, scholarships, and training opportunities for underprivileged children, ensuring their access to quality education.

Empowerment of Women and Disenfranchised Groups:

Trade Training: Offer specialized trade training programs to women and disenfranchised groups, helping them acquire the skills needed to excel in the trades and become leaders in their fields.

Support Services: Provide mentorship and support services to boost the confidence and capability of these groups within the industry.

Veteran Support:

Employment Initiatives: Develop programs to help veterans transition to civilian careers by providing them with relevant trade skills.

Donations and Community Support:

Financial Contributions: Allocate a portion of our profits to support local community initiatives focused on education, health, and veteran support.

Resource Allocation: Provide necessary tools, equipment, and resources to community programs that align with our objectives.

Implementation and Monitoring:

Feedback Mechanism: Maintain an open feedback channel with community members to assess the impact of our initiatives and make necessary improvements.

Annual Reporting: Publish an annual report detailing our community engagement activities, outcomes, and future plans to ensure transparency and accountability.

By adhering to this policy, CTTC aims to foster a supportive and empowering environment for all community members and ensure that our contributions lead to sustained growth, development, and positive change.

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Hours

Mon	09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m.
Tue	09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m.
Wed	09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m.
Thu	09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m.
Fri	09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m.
Sat	Closed
Sun	Closed

Terms and conditions

Terms and Conditions for CTTC Insulator and Scaffolding Trade Training Center

Student Loans: CTTC will issue 100% forgivable student loans under the following conditions: students must start repaying their student loans at $200 per week while working in Canada.

Repayment Commencement: Student loan repayment will commence only if the student's hourly wage exceeds $25.

Loan Forgiveness: Student loans will be forgiven for any student who fails to complete the program.

Fees: All fees are strictly for student loans and are not associated with any specific job offer.

Course Cost: Each course costs PHP 395,511.17 plus any applicable taxes. Note that no prepayment will be taken before or after the class. The student loan covers the cost, which won’t start unless the student achieves employment in Canada.

Course Enrollment Limit: Each student may enroll in no more than two courses within a calendar year.

Instructor Qualifications: All instructors must be certified in Canada.

Repayment and Deductions: All students must agree to direct wage deductions from their employer to CTC for student loan repayments. If a student declines this option, collateral will be required, or the student must pay the course fee in full.

Course Material Standards: All course materials, classroom sessions, and field training must meet Canadian standards.

Enrollment Priority: Students enrolling in two courses will receive priority over those enrolling in one.

Use of Audio/Video Materials: Any audio or video recordings of course materials, classroom sessions, or student activities may be used to market and promote CTTC's trade training services. Students consent to use their likenesses and contributions in such media by enrolling.

Payments: All Students' monthly payments to CTTC must agree to submit a weekly wage deduction form to their employer. Regarding weekly wage remittance to CTTC
- The employer must submit monthly payments to CTTC.
- If payment is late, a penalty of 5 % interest will be applied to the student loan.
- It is the student's responsibility to ensure payment is remitted back to CTTC.

By adhering to these terms and conditions, we ensure a structured and fair process for all students and maintain high standards for training in the insulator and scaffolding trades.

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Welcome to the Canadian Trade Training Center

Discover Your Future at Canadian Trade training Center

Hands-On Learning

Experienced Instructors

Heat and Frost local 118, CTTC mechanical insulation education & training partner

Career Services

Modern Facilities

Affordable Tuition

Canadian Trade Training Center in MANILA, we are not just building scaffolding and insulation SYSTEMS, we are constructing the future of skilled trad

Scaffold Erection Course overview

Welcome to THE CTTC Insulation course overview

MEET OUR TEAM

President

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

Canadian Consultant

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Frequently Asked Questions

CTTC courses and programs make no promise of EMPLOYMENT, recruitment and any OVERSEAS job offer our students

Personal Safety courses

Student Financial Aid

Student Portal

Community Engagement Fund

Webinars

Online Tuition Payment

Contact Us

Get in Touch!

Are you ready to get started?

Canadian Trade Training Center

Hours

Terms and conditions

Welcome to the Canadian Trade Training Center

Discover Your Future at Canadian Trade training Center

Hands-On Learning

Experienced Instructors

Heat and Frost local 118, CTTC mechanical insulation education & training partner

Career Services

Modern Facilities

Affordable Tuition

Canadian Trade Training Center in MANILA, we are not just building scaffolding and insulation SYSTEMS, we are constructing the future of skilled trad

Scaffold Erection Course overview

Welcome to THE CTTC Insulation course overview

MEET OUR TEAM

President

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

Canadian Consultant

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Canadian Consultant

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Certified Canadian Red Seal Mechanical insulation instructor/course writer

Frequently Asked Questions

CTTC courses and programs make no promise of EMPLOYMENT, recruitment and any OVERSEAS job offer our students

Personal Safety courses

Student Financial Aid

Student Portal

Community Engagement Fund

Webinars

Online Tuition Payment

Contact Us

Get in Touch!

Are you ready to get started?

Canadian Trade Training Center

Hours

Terms and conditions

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