This program runs at the Centre for Trades and Technology at Carrier Drive in Toronto and also runs at Orangeville Campus at 695 Riddell Road in Orangeville.
Our program covers both the technical and business aspects of the home renovation industry. You will study all facets of house construction and basic building systems, including building codes. The school's labs provide plenty of opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience. You will also take courses dealing with the business skills that you need to succeed in the industry, include management, estimating, finances and communications. The program is offered in an accelerated format, enabling students to enter the workforce sooner by completing the equivalent of four semesters of study in three semesters.
For more information on any of the following, please see the current Academic Calendar.
Home renovation is a booming industry, with Canadians spending nearly $41 billion a year to repair, remodel and update their homes. You can find employment as a project co-ordinator in a construction office, as an assistant site superintendent, as a renovator's helper, or work in sales and marketing. With several years of work experience, you could be ready to work in construction management or start your own business
Humber's Centre for Trades and Technology located on Carrier Drive is the new home for Home Renovation program. This program is also offered at Orangeville campus located at 695 Riddell Road, Orangeville, Ontario L9W 4Z5.
This program runs at the Centre for Trades and Technology at Carrier Drive in Toronto and also runs at Orangeville Campus at 695 Riddell Road in Orangeville.
“Small class sizes and a very intimate learning experience allowed the students to easily interact with each other and the experienced faculty.”
Viranjith, Tilakaratne