Indigenous Piping Foundations Program

Our Piping Foundation Program training will lead to apprenticeship in streamfiting, plumbing, or sprinkler fitting.

• 8 weeks of Indigenous Skills for Success (IS4S) Training
• 21 weeks Technical Training
• Job Search Support
• Fully Funded Program
• For Indigenous peoples – Status, Non-Status, Metis and Inuit

Indigenous Electrical Foundations Program

Explore the Electrical program and gain hands on experience in a growing industry.

• 8 Weeks skills upgrading with Skillplan
• 15 Weeks of Technical Training with the Electrical Joint Training Committee
• 10 Weeks Paid Work Practicum
• Fully Funded by the Government of Canada
• For Indigenous peoples – Status, Non-Status, Metis or Inuit

Indigenous Carpentry Program

Carpentry is a trade in high demand, and Red Seal Carpenters earn a high wage.

• 8 Weeks of Indigenous Skills for Success (IS4S)
• 24 Weeks of Technical Training
• Fully Funded Program
• For Indigenous peoples – Status, Non-Status, Metis and Inuit

LOCATION: IS4S and KPU

Indigenous Women’s Try a Trade Program

Whether you’re exploring a new career, looking for a fresh start, or curious about the skilled trades, this hands-on program is designed specifically for Indigenous women who want to discover new opportunities and gain real experience.

• Four week program
• For Status, Non-Status, Metis and Inuit
• Fully funded program

LOCATION: UA Piping Insustry College,
Suite 101 – 1658 Fosters Way, Delta, BC

Indigenous Welding Foundation Program

Build your future one weld at a time!

• 8 weeks of Indigenous Skills for Success (IS4S)
• 31 weeks of technical training
• Fully funded program
• For Indigenous peoples – Status, Non-Status, Metis and Inuit

LOCATION: UAPIC, 1658 Fosters Way, #101, Delta, BC. V3M 6S6