
Testing what works: TRU burn unit aims to raise the bar on fire-resilient housing
TRU's School of Trades and Technology is launching a research project to find out how homes can be built to better withstand fire.
TRU, a dual-sector research university, offers foundation and apprenticeship training backed by the SkilledTradesBC, as well as career-oriented degrees, diplomas and certificates, and upgrading through continuing studies courses.
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Our experienced Red Seal instructors provide the highest quality instruction using state-of-the-art training equipment and facilities, and programming is responsive to meet shifting industry trends.
Hands-on training will prepare you for an in-demand and rewarding career, and you’ll earn while you learn as a paid apprentice. Get more out of your education with TRU’s industry connections and collaborative projects, and discover a professional network in your chosen trade.
If you are interested to learn more about our programs, join us for a free information session. TRU’s Trades and Tech Thursdays will give you the chance to ask questions and find out all your trades and technology options.
Attend a TourThe School of Trades and Technology offers foundation and apprenticeship training in 20 trades backed by the SkilledTradesBC. You can also choose from career-oriented degrees, diplomas and certificates.
Upgrade your current training with a wide variety of Community Education and Workforce Development courses.

TRU's School of Trades and Technology is launching a research project to find out how homes can be built to better withstand fire.

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