In partnership with the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), this Pre-employment RV Technician course prepares students to enter the workforce and become an RV Technician apprentice. This program provides an alternative entry into the RV Tech industry. Students will learn to install, repair and maintain interior and exterior components on motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, truck campers, tent trailers and van conversions. The Recreational Vehicle (RV) Service Technician trade offers training that develops one of the most diverse applied skill sets in North America.
Program Details
Eligibility
Open to CBE high school students who:
- Are in grades 11 or 12 during the program
- Have a strong interest to explore a pathway leading to a RV Technician
- Are excited about taking a post-secondary course
- Have completed the following pre-requisite courses:
- HCS 3000
- HCS 3010
- CSTS 2020
To be eligible for SAIT credentials, students are required to be on track to successfully pass the following courses or equivalents:
- Math 20-1, Math 20-2, or Math 20-3, and
- English Language Arts 20-1 or English Language Arts 20-2, and
- Science 10
Attend an Info Session
Join an upcoming information session to learn more about the program, curriculum and instructors.
Upcoming Sessions
Spring: Tuesday, March 2, 2027
Location & Delivery
Monday & Tuesday
In-person at SAIT Main Campus
1301 16 Ave NW, Calgary, AB T2M 0L4
Wednesday & Thursday
In person at SAIT Point Trotter Campus
10490 72 St SE, Calgary, AB
Note: The Point Trotter campus is not easily accessible by public transportation
Duration & Time
Full-year Program | September to June
Program Times
- Monday - Thursday,
1:00 – 4:00 PM
Timetable Requirements
Students must have no afternoon classes in their timetable at their home high school to accommodate this program.
Workload
Students can expect a total of 12 synchronous hours per week (in person) and approximately 3-5 hours of additional independent work per week, for a total of 15-18 hours per week.
Note that extra study time will be required when preparing for major assessments, including the Alberta Industry Training exam at the end of the program.
Program Benefits
- Get a head start on post-secondary education while you are still in high school.
- Build confidence for post-secondary learning by developing learning strategies, independence, and skills that support a successful transition.
- Experience post-secondary learning firsthand by learning from post-secondary instructors, asking questions, receiving support, and collaborating with other students.
- Earn both high school and post-secondary credits at the same time.
- Explore future education and career pathways while gaining a better understanding of what post-secondary learning is really like.
Credits
16, 30 Level CTS and 16.5 Post-Secondary Credits
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Considerations
- Students must have space in their full-year timetable to accommodate the program delivery, location, and dates.
- Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the program location. Support may be available – reach out to your Off-Campus Coordinator or guidance counsellor, or email uniquepathways@cbe.ab.ca if you require support.
- Students are expected to attend every day and meet all safety and behavioural expectations of the program partner site. Failure to do so may result in removal from the program.
- Students must meet all course assignment, quiz and test deadlines.
- Students must submit a personal learning schedule with their application, which outlines when they will work on their Dual Credit coursework outside of class time.
- Students must be registered as a full-time student, taking at least one course at their home high school during the program (work experience excluded).
- Students will be expected to communicate with both their CBE supervising teacher and course instructor regularly.
How to Apply
- Read through the course(s) and/or program(s) of interest.
- Review program choice with your school Off-Campus Coordinator and/or Guidance Counsellor for program readiness and timetabling concerns.
- You are highly encouraged to attend the Unique Pathways Information Night to ask questions of our program partners and determine if the program is a good fit for you. Connect with your Off-Campus Coordinator or Guidance counsellor if you are unable to attend.
- Download and fill in the Dual Credit Application Form Package when available.
- Refer to the application checklist and ensure all items are complete.
- Book an appointment with your Off-Campus Coordinator and/or Guidance Counsellor before the deadline to complete your application, including signatures from all parties.
- The school will submit the application to Unique Pathways on your behalf.
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