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Career Stories

From Training to Industry

Hear how industry professionals turned mass timber training into real impact on the job.
And explore courses to start your own journey.
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As professionals move further from the field, it’s possible to drift away from the tacit knowledge that shapes good building — the instincts, the material sense, the feel for how wood works. The Construction in Mass Timber Structures program was a reminder to me of how vital that connection is, while also advancing my grasp of industrialized and modern methods of construction. It’s made me a stronger leader in mass timber delivery.
Scott Benoit
Clark Builders
Studied Construction in Mass Timber Structures
British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)
Our Approach to Training Design

Shaping Construction Education
with Industry Expertise

Beyond the existing courses, we continue to work directly with industry in the design and development of training
in mass timber, off-site, and prefabrication construction to ensure training meets the needs of industry.  
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Applied Mass Timber Engineering

Industry Partner: Aspect Structural Engineers
Status: Spring 2026
Co-developed by BCIT and Aspect Structural Engineers, the Applied Mass Timber Engineering (AMTE) microcredential is an applied training program designed to upskill structural engineers in the design of mass timber structures. This 4-course microcredential was created in response to a growing industry need – it bridges the gap between theoretical structural design and real-world fabrication and installation practices.
For more information, please contact:
Enrique Gonzalez enrique_gonzalez@bcit.ca
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Fundamentals of Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Project Delivery

Provincial Partner: FII Wood First Program
Status: April 2026
This course introduces Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) delivery and off-site construction workflows through a practical, industry-informed approach. Designed for builders, coordinators, and professionals, it provides a clear understanding of end-to-end project timelines, shop-to-site coordination, and regulatory considerations. Participants will also explore the role prefab can play in these types of projects. Combining self-paced learning with expert-led sessions, the course focuses on real-world application, helping participants identify risks, improve coordination, and support more efficient project delivery.
For more information, please contact:
Enrique Gonzalez enrique_gonzalez@bcit.ca

Tailored Training to Meet Industry Needs

Interested in training your employees?
We can create customized training to meet your specific needs and upskill your team to meet the priorities of your upcoming projects.

The Industry Services department within the School of Construction and the Environment (SoCE) at BCIT is experienced at
creating training solutions to meet the specific needs of our companies and communities.

From working with Seaspan on custom welding training to delivering workshops in community on passive house building design,
we can create training that supports the upskilling of your employees.

Reach-out today and start upskilling your team tomorrow!  

SoCE Industry Services: soce_is@bcit.ca

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