1 The basics
How many days?
How is it taught?
How many people?
Where?
Ontario
Ottawa–Gatineau (either side)
Quebec (rest of)
Atlantic Canada
Prairies or BC
Territories or a fly-in community
Outside Canada
Ages
Adults (18+) Under 18 (a school or youth group) Adults with a few under 18
Experience
Choose Brand new Some experience Experienced, need Canadian credentials Working crew
How is it paid for?
Choose Our own budget Already funded Applying for funding Not sure yet
Live online is classroom (C) modules only. Hands-on (H) modules need tools in hands, so they're set aside. Want hands-on from a distance? Ask me about hybrid: I teach live and your facilitator runs the stations. Times are Eastern Time; I'll match your time zone.
Under 18: safety first, then measuring, marking and layout with real hand tools. Power tools are demonstrated by me behind a marked perimeter, and students handle them with the battery and blade removed. Groups of 20 to 25, with two of your staff in the room.
2 Not sure? Start from a ready-made day
A starting point, not a box. Add or remove anything after.
3 Pick your modulesEach day holds about 6 hours of teaching. Classroom (C) modules are about 3 hours, hands-on (H) about 2 hours (the laundry room module about 3). Every in-person day opens with a site safety briefing, included. I put them in teaching order for you.
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