School of Construction and the Environment

Phone 604-432-8234
Email construction@bcit.ca
Website https://www.bcit.ca/construction

The School of Construction and the Environment is concerned with the natural environment, the built environment, and the relationship between them.

It is a leading contributor of trades, engineering, applied science, and natural science professionals in the province offering certificates, diplomas, bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

With over 60 full-time and 270 part-time applied programs, well-recognized credentials, and a reputation for job-ready graduates, the School of Construction and the Environment is responsive and adaptive to the emerging needs and issues facing BC and beyond.

 

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  • Sheet Metal Info Session

    Building NE01, Room 142 3700 Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby, BC, Canada

    A nationally-designated trade under the Interprovincial Red Seal Program The sheet metal trade consists of a wide variety of areas that you could be employed in. Sheet metal work includes […]

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    Equity in Contracting 3.0

    Building SE02, TownSquare A/B 3700 Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby, BC, Canada

    Building on the energy and impact of Equity in Contracting 2.0, Equity in Contracting 3.0 continues the work of strengthening pathways to leadership, ownership, and equity in the skilled trades. […]

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  • Equity in Trades: Instructors Conference

    Downtown Campus, Tech Collider 555 Seymour St., Vancouver, BC, Canada

    Come join us for Equity in Trades, a free conference for women and gender-diverse Trades Instructors. Expand your network, grow your professional practice, and find community. We will have two social events, one Friday evening and one Saturday evening. Sessions include: Indigenous Experiences Professional Development Opportunities Leading Male-Dominated Classrooms Sunday morning session "Pathways to Instruction" […]

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