The Tiny Home (Modular) Construction Fundamentals (THCF) program
The Tiny Home (Modular) Construction Fundamentals (THCF) program is a 10-week, hands-on micro-credential designed to equip participants with essential construction skills, paid work experience, and an accredited credential. Offered in partnership with the Province of Nova Scotia, Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education (AVRCE), and Cape Breton University, this program also allows participants to earn high school credits.
Addressing the growing demand for skilled workers in Nova Scotia’s construction industry—particularly in modular and NetZero construction—the program offers a unique blend of practical training and real-world impact.
What Participants Gain:
- Practical Skills: Master fundamental construction techniques in real-world settings.
- Career Readiness: Graduate ready for roles like skilled laborer or carpenter’s helper.
- Community Impact: Each cohort builds a tiny home that contributes to affordable, sustainable housing in local communities.
Graduates leave prepared to enter the workforce with the confidence and experience needed for long-term success in the construction and trades sectors.
Upcoming Cohorts:
Cohort 2: Begins January 6th, 2025 (Location TBD)
Cohort 3: Begins March 31st, 2025 (Location: TBD)
Eligibility Requirements:
-Must be 16+ years old
-Must be legally allowed to work in Canada
-Must be unemployed, underemployed, or looking to reskill
-Must not be enrolled in a full-time school or educational program
Questions? Want to Apply? Email: jessica.ward@ahbrsc.com
Interested in hiring a recent graduate? Email: Nicholas.Pinsent@ahbrsc.com
