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Looking for a hands-on diploma program in Canada? The Plumbing Technician Diploma (PLUMN) at Sheridan College is an option for students interested in developing practical skills in plumbing systems, installation, maintenance, and technical troubleshooting.
With January and September 2027 intakes listed in the provided details, students can start planning their Canadian education journey early.
College: Sheridan College
Program: College Diploma in Plumbing Technician (PLUMN)
Campus: Davis Campus, Brampton, Ontario
Duration: 2 Years
Available Intakes: January 2027 and September 2027
Application Fee: Waived, according to the provided information
Minimum Academic Requirement: 50%
Grade 10 Mathematics: Minimum 60% required
English Language Requirement: IELTS 6.0 overall, with no band below 5.5
PTE: Accepted; confirm the required score with the college
Students interested in applying should review the following requirements:
Academic Percentage: Minimum 50%, subject to the college's admission criteria.
Mathematics: Grade 10 Mathematics with at least 60%, as listed in the provided details.
IELTS Academic: Overall 6.0, with no individual band below 5.5.
PTE Academic: Accepted, with the minimum score to be confirmed.
Application Fee: Waiver advertised in the provided program information.
Applicants should confirm the accepted academic qualifications, English-language scores, and application-fee waiver conditions with Sheridan College before applying.
A plumbing technician program is designed to help students develop technical knowledge and practical skills related to plumbing systems.
Depending on the curriculum, areas of learning may include:
Plumbing tools, materials, and equipment
Installation and maintenance of plumbing systems
Water supply and drainage systems
Reading technical drawings and plans
Workplace safety procedures
Troubleshooting and repair techniques
Plumbing codes and industry practices
Practical training can help students build the foundational skills required for technical and trade-related work.
After completing relevant training and meeting any applicable trade requirements, graduates may explore opportunities such as:
Plumbing apprentice
Plumbing installation assistant
Maintenance technician
Plumbing service assistant
Construction and building maintenance roles
Some positions may require apprenticeship registration, additional training, certification, or licensing. Employment outcomes depend on qualifications, experience, and local requirements.
A technical diploma may suit students who prefer practical, skill-based learning over a purely academic program. Plumbing and building-maintenance skills can be relevant to residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
The poster also advertises potential three-year Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) availability. However, PGWP eligibility depends on the specific program, institution, and current IRCC rules. Students should verify eligibility directly before making an enrolment decision; a diploma does not automatically guarantee a work permit or permanent residency.
Students considering the January or September 2027 intake should prepare their academic documents and English-language test results early. Confirm current seat availability, tuition fees, application deadlines, and program-specific admission requirements with Sheridan College.
For admission guidance, students can contact Macro Global.
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+1 (437) 245-2828
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