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Decision-making made easy! This tool gives you a breakdown of individual programs offered at George Brown College and how they differ from other programs you’re interested in. Use this tool to select up to 10 programs to compare, helping you make the right choice for the career you want.
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Centre for Construction and Engineering Technologies

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More than 15 percent of all jobs in our country are in construction and engineering. Employers in these industries are looking for well-trained individuals who are ready to work and contribute from day one.

The Centre for Construction and Engineering Technologies teaches students hard and soft skills that are critical to these industries., Field placements and research projects ensure that you have a true applied learning experience, while our Industry Liaison Office connects you with employers that are looking to recruit.

We have a reputation as the industry’s choice for smart construction and engineering technologies professionals. We are continually adopting industry priorities as our own. For example, today’s organizations are focused on environmental concerns, so students are taught to address everything from sustainable design to recyclable materials. Many programs include field placement with key players in the industry giving you the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while honing your technical skills in an actual workplace.

The Centre for Construction and Engineering Technologies offers programs in four distinct schools:

With industry leaders contributing to our curriculum and practical programs designed for the real world, you can enter the construction and engineering workforce knowing you have what it takes to make a future for yourself.

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I went to George Brown College in 1999. I studied the Architectural Technologist Program and graduated in 2001 as an Architectural Technician. The first summer after I graduated, I was offered a position as a Draftperson. After two years I decided to kind of move on and started getting involved more with the designing aspects of the projects. So I decided to leave and take my chance. I was lucky to gain a project right off the bat, which allowed me to kind of launch my company and then that allowed me to kind of be where I am these days. From my time at George Brown College, I've learned a lot of skills and a lot of lessons and I think the most important one that I still carry on with is networking and working with others. George Brown College is actually providing association member of the AATO class space in order to allow students - first, second, third year to start networking with, you know, the game players of the architectural industry. The teachers at George Brown College are a really interesting group of people and they were very motivational, and they were involved in the industry and they really reflected that within the classes and they really brought that into us as students. So they were kind of my first connection with the industry. The passion of being in the architecture, it's kind of embedded in me given the fact that my grandpa was a builder back in Italy. Since I was a young kid, I liked and enjoyed building things, drafting things, tree homes, whatnot, and my first project was my family cottage just out of Rome. It was kind of neat in, you know, seeing our lifestyle as a family being drawn on a piece of paper. If I were to give advice to a prospective student would be to make sure that this is what you want to do, this is the field that you want to get involved with and once you're in, make sure you love it, you have fun. George Brown College was definitely the main factor of my success at this point and allowed me to empower myself  to get out there in the industry and get myself a job and being part of the game.  
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