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Technology and the Skilled Trades

TAS10-GRADE 9

Course Code:

TAS10

Subject:

Technology and the Skilled Trades

Course type:

open

Prerequiste:

None

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TAS10 provides students with a foundational introduction to the skilled trades and technologies shaping modern industry. Students explore hands-on design and construction skills, develop problem-solving abilities, and gain exposure to tools and safety practices.
The course emphasizes the importance of skilled trades in Canada's economy and encourages students to consider future careers in areas like
  • construction
  • manufacturing
  • transportation
  • electrical work
Unit 1: Introduction to the Skilled Trades
Students explore what skilled trades are and why they are vital to the workforce. Lessons include:
Lessons include:

  • Overview of Skilled Trades in Canada

  •  Trades vs. Technology Pathways

  • Industry Sectors and Red Seal Programs

  • Career Profiles and Industry Trends

Unit 2: Safety, Tools, and Workplaces
This unit introduces the safe use of tools, workplace procedures, and hazard awareness. Lessons include:
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to Workshop Safety

  •  Hand and Power Tools

  • Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

  •  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  •  Responsible Work Habits

Unit 3: Design Thinking and Prototyping
Students learn the design process and apply it to hands-on projects that develop critical thinking
Lessons include:

  • The Design and Build Process

  • Measuring and Drafting

  • Introduction to Prototyping

  • Working with Materials

  • Collaborative Problem Solving

Unit 4: Trades in Practice
Students explore applications of trades in various sectors through real-world challenges and demonstrations.
Lessons include:

  • Construction and Carpentry Basics

  • Introduction to Electrical Wiring

  • Mechanical Assembly and Repair

  • Green Technologies in Trades

  • Reflecting on Skill Development

TAS10 assessment emphasizes applied learning, practical performance, and reflective practice:
  • 70% of the final grade is based on in-course assignments, tool exercises, design tasks, and hands-on projects.
  • 30% of the final grade is based on final evaluations:
          10% Culminating practical demonstration or project build
          20% Final written exam or technical report
All assessments follow Ontario curriculum expectations and are structured to promote creativity, responsibility, and awareness of skilled trades as valuable career options.
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Industry-Standard Tools

Access to the latest software and hardware used in the technology industry

Expert Faculty

Learn from experienced professionals with industry background

Project-Based Learning

Develop practical skills through hands-on projects and assignments.

Career Support

Guidance for future education and career opportunities

Where Flexibility Meets Academic Excellence

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