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Boot Camp gives birth to new school...
The Toronto School of Drywall is born and will deliver new grads, once trained with potential incomes ranging from 65K to 100 K per year!
A new school is born to train drywallers for the booming Ontario construction industry. This training will help people to access available jobs that pay, on average, between 65K to 100K once experienced. The school begins training on June 24th 2002 and places are limited.
| | - The "Boot Camp" for entrepreneurs participating in the Self Employment Benefit program at the Enterprise Centre in Oakville has produced many timely and unique businesses. This one, Toronto School of Drywall, is building more opportunities for job creation."
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Toronto School of Drywall (TSD) through owner and trainer, Sean Gobeil, will offer students an 8-week, full-time training program that will see graduates that could attain incomes of $65,000.00 dollars a year short term! Gobeil, a seasoned trainer in the drywall trade, has founded TSD because the demand is significant.
According to Gobeil, There are jobs available for both men and women with the training, and they're good paying jobs." However, trying to get the training right now is almost impossible. Armed with statistics that show the average age of a trained drywaller is 48 years of age, Gobeil is targeting men and women who have been downsized, and are reconsidering their career options or are simply finishing school and looking at whats hot with long-term potential.
Toronto School of Drywall will begin training the first class on the 24th of June 2002 in their new training facility.
The industry has been demanding more and better-trained drywallers for years. In 2002 many have already retired and many more will follow suit. With the current 12-year high in residential construction, this is makes matters more critical. The timing for TSD's program is on track. Classes are composed of ten students and each session is eight weeks full time. As Drywall Contractor Employers in the GTA are progressively notified of the school, many have contacted TSD with potential employment opportunities for the graduates.
If you are considering retraining, and skilled trades are an option, there are still a few places available for the first TSD class. The second class is scheduled for the 15th of October 2002. With the average drywaller earning 65K a year and many of them earning over 100k, Gobeil believes that people will be driven into the skilled trades to continue to maintain the income level needed to provide their customary amenities. Construction trades are becoming more popular, as we see more awareness being created through events like the Skills Canada initiative held in Kitchener.
With unemployment on the rise, Toronto School of Drywall will make it possible for many men and women to consider a new career -- to find the jobs they need to generate the income required for their lifestyle. The construction industry is a vibrant and growing community that welcomes both men and women who are trained in the necessary skills.
For more information on Toronto School of Drywall contact Sean Gobeil at sgobeil@torontoschoolofdrywall.com or call 905-270-0443
Toronto School of Drywall offers specialized formal training to tomorrow's professional drywallers they also offers workshops for homeowners. Empowering them to consider repairing and renovating their homes.
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