Technology & Technician courses

College of the Rockies

Timber Framing in College of the Rockies

  • Duration : 6 months
  • Intake : Sep
  • Level : Certificate
  • Tuition & fees : $ 10,250 CAD Per Year
  • IELTS : 6.0
  • TOEFL : 80
  • PTE : 50


About Timber Framing in College of the Rockies

Are you creative? Do you enjoy working hands-on both indoors and outdoors? If so, a career in timber framing might be the right fit for you!

To work as a timber framer, you should:

  • Have a passion for making and building things
  • Be precise, accurate, efficient, and be able to solve mathematical problems with ease
  • Be able to work independently or with a team

This program will prepare you to create unique and complex structures that represent the peak of craftsmanship. Todays timber frame buildings are energy efficient, structurally sound and stunningly beautiful. Learn how to create this today.

Why Choose a Career as a Timber Framer?

  • It’s a unique trade!
  • You can work with skilled trades people in a variety of job settings.
  • Timber Framing is becoming more common in new construction, making it a valuable skill for anyone currently in the construction industry.

Academic qualification equivalents

  • Completion of All India or State Board HSC (XII): 50% or higher in relevant subjects.

English language requirements (one of the below):

  • IELTS:  Overall 6.0 with no band below 6.0.
  • TOEFL: iBT 80
  • PTE: 50 (minimum 49 in each component)

College of the Rockies Highlights

University Type Public
Location Cranbrook, British Columbia
Establishment Year 1975
Number of Campuses 6
Number of Students 2500
On-campus housing Available
Mode of program On campus/ Online/ Blended
Tuition fee 63.72 - 237.53 CAD (per credit)
78.60 - 122.28 CAD (per week)
Application mode Online
Financial Aid Scholarship/ Bursary/ Award

College of the Rockies The Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses

  • The tuition fees for the applied course are obtained by email.
  • College of Rockies charges tuition fee for programs using cost per credit or cost per week basis.
Expenses Estimated Cost
Cost per credit 63.72 - 237.53 CAD
Cost per week 78.60 - 122.28 CAD
Student association fee 11.50 CAD
Lab fee 25.31 CAD (per credit for 3 credits)
Bus pass 44.40 CAD
Health and dental plan 229.50 CAD
Textbook cost 200 CAD

 

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Fees components - (1st year Fees and expense)

Tuition & fees :

$ 10,250

Total

$ 10,250