Programs

The Advanced Carpentry Technology diploma is an exciting opportunity to earn the technical and career-ready skills you need to succeed as a carpenter in the construction industry.

The Advanced Plumbing Technology diploma is a unique opportunity to get the technical and career essential skills you need to succeed in the plumbing industry.

Use freehand sketching and computer-aided drawing technology to develop graphic images and technical drawings of buildings, construction systems, and architectural documentation.

NAIT’s Building Automation Systems Technology diploma trains students in commissioning, installing, maintaining, servicing, and troubleshooting building automation systems (BAS).

Learn to design, manage, and innovate in construction, infrastructure, and research projects with a Civil Engineering Technology diploma.

Gain the hands-on experience and industry-relevant skills needed to design, manage, and oversee construction projects.

The Electrical Installations Technology diploma offers a direct pathway into trades training at NAIT without having to first be an indentured apprentice.

Develop your engineering drawing, 3D modelling and computer-aided design and drafting skills to begin a rewarding career!

Explore the balance of function, technology, and aesthetics to create inspiring interior spaces for residential and commercial buildings with a diploma in Interior Design Technology.

Explore the practice of landscape architecture technology, using digital software to design outdoor spaces such as parks, ecological designs, and land use.

Develop expertise in disability management, risk management, communication, and ethical decision-making to meet the growing demands of health and safety regulations.

Survey your career path with NAIT’s Surveying and Geospatial Engineering Technology diploma program and learn how to collect, analyze, store, distribute and apply spatial data used in land development.

The HVAC Specialist program provides familiarity with the HVAC/R industry and understanding of the operating principles of industry-specific equipment, systems and procedures.

In the Millwork and Carpentry program, you will gain hands-on skills in the design and construction of wood structures, cabinets, shelving units and furniture.

Cabinetmakers use woodworking equipment to build and repair fixtures and furniture made of wood or wood substitutes.

Carpenters construct, renovate and repair buildings and structural systems using wood, steel and engineered materials.

Train for a career as an electrician, learn how to install, alter, repair and maintain electrical systems designed to provide heat, light, power, control, signals or fire alarms for buildings and premises. 

Train to become a certified gasfitter and build a career installing and maintaining natural gas and propane systems across residential, commercial and industrial settings. 

Train as a Glazier and master cutting and installing glass and aluminum systems for buildings, vehicles and storefronts.

Insulators install and maintain thermal, acoustic and fire-resistant materials in industrial and commercial facilities. Enter a skilled trade supporting construction, energy and manufacturing sectors. 

Train to be ironworker – gain skills in fabricating and constructing structural steel buildings and ornamental ironworks for construction and energy sectors. 

Become a plumber and gain the skills to install, repair, and maintain pipes and fixtures across residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

Train as a refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic and develop the skills to install, modify, maintain, and repair heating and cooling systems in construction, manufacturing, and commercial facilities. 

Train as a Roofer and develop the skills to install and repair protective roofing systems for buildings across construction, manufacturing, retail, and other sectors. 

Start a career as a Sheet Metal Worker fabricating, installing, and repairing metal components used in construction and manufacturing industries.

Train as a Steamfitter or Pipefitter and develop the skills to lay out, assemble, maintain, and repair piping systems used in construction, manufacturing, and industrial plants.