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Carlton Trail College

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Possible funding to those who qualify*

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Programs

Programs offered at each campus may vary, so be sure to check other campus offerings for the course you are most interested in.

Education, Teaching Programs

  • The Adult 12 Program gives you the opportunity to obtain your Grade 12 standing, upgrade your marks or gain the prerequisites required for further education, or training in an adult-focused learning environment. You will need to complete successfully English Language Arts A 30, English Language Arts B 30, one Canadian Studies course (History 30, Native Studies 30 or Social Studies 30), one Level 20 or Level 30 Mathematics, one Level 20 or Level 30 Science and two electives at Level 30 to achieve a Grade 12 standing. The Adult 10 courses (Communications, Social Sciences, Life/Work Studies, Mathematics, Science, Financial Literacy and Career & Work Exploration) are designed for people who want to build on their knowledge and skills. Learners who complete Adult 10 successfully go on to further education, training or employment opportunities. You must be 18 years of age and out of school for 1 year.  You may be eligible for Provincial Training Allowance (PTA).

Languages, ESL Programs

  • Learn to speak, read, write and understand English as a Second Language.  Enhance your skills with a qualified instructor.  A combination of online/distance instruction and limited in-person learning may be offered. Enrolment is continuous throughout the year.

Healthcare, Wellness, Pharma Programs

  • Your certification for First Aid/CPR is valid for three years, so don't let yours expire. Once your certification has expired, you will be required to take the full course again. Refresh your skills now!
  • Train for an exciting career in delivering pre-hospital emergency care. Receive training in recognizing and managing medical and trauma injuries, mental health issues, and obstetrical, cardiac, and respiratory emergencies. Learn how to perform physical assessments, study the basics of pharmacology, and more. CPR Heart Saver ‘C’ AED/Standard First Aid, TLR and WHMIS is included. When you successfully complete this program, you’ll be eligible to write the licensing exam for registration with the Saskatchewan College of Paramedics. As a primary care paramedic, you'll find job opportunities at ambulance, air ambulance and fire protection services and at mining, industrial, manufacturing, milling or processing sites around Saskatchewan. This program is approximately 48 weeks long for a full-time program.
  • Considering a career in healthcare?  Licensed Practical Nurses provide compassionate, professional nursing care to patients and clients of all ages.  This program prepares you to develop into a competent, confident nurse capable of making a positive difference in the health and well-being of individuals, their families and our communities. Study the foundations of health, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, Health assessment, long-term and rehabilitative care, Medical and surgical care, Obstetrics and pediatrics, Mental health and addictions and more.  Learn how to integrate theory into practice and bring a holistic, humanistic approach to patient care. Standard First Aid/CPR Healthcare Provider ‘C’ AED, TLR and WHMIS along with clinical practice and practicums are included. Graduates are eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nursing Registration Exam. Employment opportunities for licensed practical nurses are excellent. Most LPNs work in acute-care or rehabilitation hospitals, medical centres, long-term care and homecare
  • The Red Cross Babysitting Course, refreshed and revised, now has a greater emphasis on First Aid skills and covers everything from managing difficult behaviours to leadership and professional conduct as a babysitter. This updated curriculum, complete with new science, also provides improved learning when it comes to giving the appropriate care in the event of an emergency. You must be 11 years of age or older to take this course.

Skilled Trades, Auto, Fire Programs

  • The first portion of this course (Level 1) covers information about the items required to ensure your safety, how to recognize potential hazards and recognizing when to stop work and inform the supervisor for further assessment. Learn about what a ground disturbance is, when and why it occurs and more. The second portion of this course (Level 2) is designed for anyone that is supervising a ground disturbance, independently performing a ground disturbance, or issuing and receiving ground disturbance permits. You’ll become familiar with all the regulations and variances involved when a ground disturbance takes place. This course will take you from the pre-planning stage to the actual dig, and highlights the "musts" compared to the "shoulds." Level 2 is a standardized program recognized by industry regulators. Objectives are tested by a written competency exam. Certification, valid for three years, is issued upon completion of the objective.
  • Are you already a welder and want to upgrade your skills? Prepare for your written and practical Journeyperson Welding Exams. Saskatchewan Apprenticeship Exams are included in the course dates.  You must have at least 4 1/2 years and 8,100 hours (including 900 MIG and 900 Stick minimum) welding experience prior to taking this program.  It is strongly recommended that you take the Journeyperson Welding Terminology course prior to taking this program.
    Prerequisites:You must have at least 4 1/2 years and 8,100 hours (including 900 MIG and 900 Stick, minimum) welding experience.
  • Love the thought of having control over a large piece of machinery? The Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) Training Program provides the basic training for working with large pieces of equipment. Receive 220 hours in-the-seat training and theory instruction.  This includes specialty training on two pieces of equipment such as the crawler tractor, excavator, front-end loader or motor grader. First Aid/CPR ‘C’ and Ground Disturbance II Certificate training are included. Graduates may find employment operating heavy equipment in the construction, road building, pipeline, mining, forestry and other industries. This program is approximately 5 weeks long.
  • Are you looking for a career in the trades?  Have you thought about becoming an electrician?  The Electrician Applied Certificate Program is a great place to start. Learn how to install, test, replace and repair lighting fixtures, wiring and electrical equipment. You'll get lots of hand-on practice and you'll also learn how to read and interpret construction drawings. Trade time and academic credit may be available for graduates who find employment in the trade and register as apprentices. Graduates may find entry-level employment with electrical contractors in the residential or commercial construction industry or large manufacturing or mining firms and retail or wholesale outlets. This program is approximately 17 weeks long.
  • Do you like driving? Does a career on the road appeal to you? Consider a career as a Truck Driver. Drivers seeking a Class 1 Commercial Licence in Saskatchewan are required to undergo a minimum of 121.5 hours of training and pass a more vigorous Class 1 Road Test. The new Class 1 Commercial Licence curriculum includes 47 hours in a classroom, 17.5 hours of driving in the yard and 57 hours driving out on the pavement and focuses on basic driving techniques, professional driving habits, vehicle inspections and air brakes. This program is offered on an on-demand basis.  Please call 1.800.667.2623 for more information.
  • Carlton Trail College works closely with volunteer fire departments to offer this online program that covers everything from fire extinguishers and other basic fire equipment use and maintenance to water supply. Whether it's how to handle hose and ladders, safe driving, position pumping apparatus, aerial devices or how to respond to potential HAZMAT or WMD incidents, the program we offer meets the objectives of Volunteer Firefighting Departments.

    Sign up your Volunteer Fire Department with Carlton Trail College. Firefighters who are members of enrolled Volunteer Fire Departments are eligible.

Legal, Policing Programs

  • Learn about firearm safety and hunting.  Successful completion of this course will permit you to hold or apply for a Saskatchewan game licence. If you are 12 – 17 years old, you can apply for a minor’s permit.  It will also enable you to purchase a Possession Acquisition Licence (PAL) when you are 18 years of age or older.  Both provincial and federal exams are included in this course.  You must be 12 years of age or older to register.

Engineering Programs

  • Power engineers operate and maintain the energy components in mines, manufacturing and processing plants, apartments, hospitals, schools, and other large buildings. This program provides practical training in boiler operations, maintenance techniques and tool usage. You will study Fourth Class interprovincial standardized material as preparation to challenge the interprovincial Fourth Class examinations. You will also acquire boiler firing time in a power lab and participate in industry work experience. There are employment opportunities in power plants, refineries, hospitals, pulp and paper mills, breweries, mines, gas processing plants, heavy oil upgraders, fertilizer or chemical plants and more.

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*All student funding, whether made available privately or through various government branches, is only approved to those who qualify, by the original source of funding. There are many criteria that each candidate must meet to be approved. Schools can only inform you of what may be available.