Mohawk College
Stoney Creek, ON
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Mohawk College is a publicly funded Ontario college serving Hamilton and surrounding communities, whose Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship at the Stoney Creek campus trains roughly 2,400 apprenticeship students per year. It offers Red Seal apprenticeship training in electrician, plumber, carpenter, millwright, steamfitter/pipefitter, welder, and motive power trades. The college is recognized as one of Ontario's leading trades training institutions, with a dedicated initiative supporting women and equity-deserving students.
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Top Programs
Skilled-trades programs offered by Mohawk College.
Certifications & Accreditations
Credentials and accreditations Mohawk College holds.
- Publicly funded Ontario college
- Red Seal apprenticeship training
- OSAP eligible
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Mohawk College publicly funded?
- Yes. Mohawk College is a publicly funded Ontario college originally established in the 1960s to serve Hamilton and the surrounding communities. Domestic students are eligible for OSAP and provincial training supports.
- What skilled trades programs does Mohawk offer?
- Mohawk's Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship offers Red Seal apprenticeship training in construction and maintenance electrician, plumber, general carpenter, industrial mechanic millwright, steamfitter/pipefitter, welder, truck and coach technician, and automotive service technician.
- What is the Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship?
- Named in honour of philanthropist Gerald Marshall, the Marshall School is Mohawk's dedicated trades faculty housed at the Stoney Creek Campus. It trains approximately 2,400 apprenticeship students per year and is recognized as one of Ontario's leading trades training institutions.
- Does Mohawk support women and equity-deserving students in the trades?
- Yes. Mohawk has a dedicated initiative to ensure women and equity-deserving students in trades programs have access to resources, training networks, and a supportive learning environment throughout their time at the college.
- Are the reviews on this page verified?
- Yes. To maintain the integrity of our directory, every Mohawk College review is manually moderated by our team to ensure it reflects a genuine student experience.