TMT

Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation (TMT)

The TMT cluster focuses on skills and knowledge related to the design, construction, fabrication and maintenance of a product. This cluster includes courses that relate to manufacturing, processing, utilities, construction, mechanics, fabrication, trades supervision, trades contracting, logistics, transportation and heavy equipment.

TMT Cluster Course List

TMT Courses – from Existing to New

CTS Pre-requisite Lookup Please enter a CTS course code or name below. A list of 20 courses will appear in a drop-down list depending on the course you are looking for. The links provided will take you to the occupational courses, NOT, the specific course itself. Course Code:

Occupational Areas: (PDF)

• Construction (CON) – Students develop skills in the use of tools and materials used in construction processes. Safely transform common wood materials into useful products.
  – CON and CRA Course Summaries
• Carpenter Apprenticeship (CRA) – Students begin to learn their skills as a Carpenter and upon successful completion of the Carpenter Apprenticeship Pathway may choose to write the external articulation exam for first period apprenticeship.
• Carpenter Trade Form
• Electro-Technologies (ELT) – Students provide technical support and services in the design, development, testing, production, service, repair and operation of electrical and electronic equipment and systems.
  – ELT Course Summaries
• Fabrication (FAB) – Students develop skills in the use of tools and materials used in fabrication processes. Safely transform common metals into useful products.
  – FAB and WDA Course Summaries
• Welder Apprenticeship (WDA) – Students begin to learn their skills as a Welder and upon successful completion of the Welder Apprenticeship Pathway may choose to write the external articulation exam for first period apprenticeship.
• Welder Trade Form
• Logistics (LOG) – Students organize and coordinate the movement of people, materials and data.
  – LOG Course Summaries
• Mechanics (MEC) – Students inspect, diagnose, repair and service mechanical, electrical and electronic systems, and components of cars and light and commercial transport trucks.
  – MEC Course Summaries
• Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship (ASA) – Students begin to learn their skills as an Automotive Service Technician and upon successful completion of the Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship Pathway may choose to write the external articulation exam for first period apprenticeship.
• Automotive Service Technician Trade Form