Motive Power Technician in St. Lawrence College, Canada

Motive Power Technician in St. Lawrence College

Overview

Advances in technology have created unprecedented changes in the automotive industry. These changes have created a demand for a highly skilled workforce in the technical, service, and managerial positions required for this sector.

In response to the automotive industry’s needs, the Motive Power Technician program provides students with a specific range of technical training as well as a range of generic skills required for employment in this rapidly changing industry.

Highlights

Skilled Trades at St. Lawrence College

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Career Opportunities

Analysis of the labour market shows that the Province of Ontario is facing skills shortages in the transportation sector. More than half of the new positions created in this industry will be in managerial, technical and skilled trades.

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