Power and Process Technologies Program

You can begin the classroom instruction without a sponsor. However, you must secure an employer to log your required on-the-job training hours and complete your certification.

Yes. The program includes training on diagnostic software and electronic systems used in modern heavy equipment.

You will work on diesel engines, tracked machines, trailers, power shift transmissions, hydraulics, and other components used in industries such as construction, transportation, and oil and gas.

An apprentice is a learner in the trade, completing both job-site hours and classroom training. A journeyperson is fully certified and qualified to perform all restricted activities in the trade.

You’ll earn a Journeyperson Certificate and an Advanced Diploma. You may also qualify for Red Seal endorsement, allowing you to work across Canada.

Yes, Keyano College and Alberta Apprenticeship programs recognize some out-of-province training. Contact Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT) for transfer eligibility.

Yes. Apprentices typically earn a percentage of the journeyperson wage, which increases as they progress through their training levels.

Keyano offers academic support, career advising, and help connecting with potential employers and sponsors through job boards and career services.

You will need steel-toe boots (Canadian Standards Association (CSA) approved) and safety gear. A full list is provided at the start of the program.