Custodial Services Training Program
Location: Operations, Maintenance and Admin Centre (OMAC) - 383 Chaleur Ave., Oshawa, L1J 1G5
Dates: November 12, 2024 to April 4, 2025
Material Fee: $450
Telephone: (905) 438-0570
Email: credit.reg@dcdsb.ca
Monday to Friday (8:30 am – 1:30 pm for in school training; job placement hours will consist of an 8 hour day)
Important Dates
| In School Training Dates | Job Placement (Cooperative Education) |
| November 12, 2024 to January 24, 2025 | January 27 to April 4, 2025 |
About the Program
The Custodial Services Training Program is an 18-week program that is designed to prepare individuals with the skills necessary for entry-level custodial positions. Classroom time consists of learning safety practices and protocols, as well as the practical knowledge required for custodial services. Students can earn 5 high school credits and gain on-the-job experience.
Custodians are integral members of an organization. Their responsibilities provide staff with a safe, clean, and secure environment. Today’s custodial profession requires a great deal of knowledge and skill. Custodians are extremely important to the running of an efficient organization and maintaining a healthy environment.
The Custodial Services Training Program has two parts:
Part 1 – In school (9 weeks) 8:30 am – 1:30 pm with a digital literacy component to enhance 21st century learning skills. Students can earn 2 credits for this component
Part 2 – Job Placement (9 weeks) Cooperative Education placement for 3 credits – times of work will vary depending on the placement.
Program Benefits
The benefits of the program include:
- 9 weeks of focused classroom learning for workplace preparation;
- 9 weeks of on-the-job experience in the cooperative education placement;
- Build your resume with certifications in First Aid/CPR, WHMIS, Fall Arrest, Power Hand Tool Safety, Worker Safety Awareness, Infection Prevention and Control, Workplace Violence and Harassment Prevention;
- Network with employers and community agencies; and
- Learn about safety protocols, cleaning procedures, equipment training, use of tools and become trained by knowledgeable professionals in the industry.
Registration
To register you must:
- Participate in an interview
- Complete a literacy requirement
Successful applicants must show:
- Clear vulnerable sector criminal record check; and
- Updated immunizations
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Orientation/Literacy Test Details
Wednesday May 22 Thursday, June 20 Wednesday, Sept. 18
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The program and waitlist is currently full.
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Contact us
For more information, contact the Oshawa Campus: credit.reg@dcdsb.ca or 905-438-0570
