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12 Weeks of
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What Does A Drywall Finisher & Plasterer Do?
Drywall finishers & plasterers prepare drywall panel sections for painters. They apply a ready-mix compound over seams and screw heads and also reinforce panels by using a perforated or mesh compound. Drywall finisher & plasterers fabricate and install cast and prefabricated cornices as well as ornamental and prefabricated plaster moldings. They also apply special coatings and repair drywall blemishes.

Program Highlights
- Interactive, hands-on classroom environments that promote innovation and excellence
- Earn while you learn.
- Partner with several employment service agencies to assist with funding
- Receive Federal and Provincial government grants and incentives
- Reimbursement of your course fee after completing 3000 hours of on-the-job training.

Training Schedule & Requirements
- Academic Entry Requirements: Completion of Grade 10. Minimum of 16 credits including Grade 10 Math and Grade 10 English (equivalent GED or CAAT also accepted).
- Training: 5400 hours including one, 12-week block of in-school training
- In-School Hours: Monday to Thursday – 7:00 am to 4:00 pm, Fridays – 7:00 am to 1:00 pm
- Completion: Once 5400 hours are obtained students must write a Certificate of Qualification exam at the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities – ($150.00 + HST [cost per exam]) passing will entitle the full journeyperson wage of $37.50 + full benefits.
- Proof of Canadian Status: Need to provide Permanent Resident Card, Canadian Birth Certificate OR a valid Canadian Passport

Fees
The Drywall Finisher & plasterer program classroom fee is
$900.
The fee can be made payable to IFSTC by cheque, money order, cash, debit or credit.