A 14-week, hands-on training program for refugees and immigrants preparing for entry-level facility maintenance jobs.
Students of Fall 2025 semester
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Duration:

14 weeks

Program Starts:


May 4, 2026

Graduation:


August 12, 2026

Requirements:


English Level 4/5
Pass assessment

Format:


In-person + supplemental online modules

Cost:


$100 (fully refunded when VR equipment is returned)

Who This Program Is For

This program is designed for refugees and immigrants who want to start a career in facility maintenance, property maintenance, or building maintenance.

You’ll be a good fit if you:

  • Want an entry-level job in maintenance (apartments, offices, buildings, hotels)

  • Learn best with hands-on training

  • Can commit to a 14-week schedule

  • Are ready to improve job readiness (resume + interview practice)

Program overview

The Facility Maintenance Training Program is a 14-week, hands-on course designed to build technical skills, workplace safety knowledge, and job readiness for residential and commercial property maintenance roles. Students learn through in-person instruction, interactive online modules, and guided practice in electrical, plumbing, and HVAC fundamentals.
The program ends with a job readiness workshop focused on resumes, mock interviews, and employment resources.

What You’ll Be Able To Do By Graduation

  • Use basic tools safely (plumbing, electrical, HVAC)

  • Perform preventive and corrective maintenance tasks

  • Follow OSHA-compliant safety practices on job sites

  • Read simple wiring diagrams, use a multimeter, and troubleshoot basic issues

  • Create a resume, complete job applications, and practice interviews

 

Curriculum overview

Tool Safety & Equipment

Learn how to safely identify and use essential tools used in facility maintenance, including tools for plumbing, electrical work, and HVAC systems. Students will practice using both hand tools and basic power tools.

Maintenance Skills

Gain the ability to perform preventive and corrective maintenance tasks such as fixing fixtures, diagnosing minor issues, and maintaining building systems in residential and commercial facilities.

Follow Job Site Safety Standards

 

Understand OSHA-aligned safety practices, hazard awareness, and the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to work safely on maintenance job sites.

 

Electrical Troubleshooting

 

Learn how to read simple wiring diagrams, use a multimeter, test outlets and circuits, and troubleshoot basic electrical problems commonly found in buildings.

 

Job Readiness

 

Develop the professional skills needed to enter the workforce, including creating a resume, completing job applications, and participating in mock interviews.

 

Important Dates (Summer 2026)

Application Deadline:Assessment Due:Course Begins:Last Day of Class:
April 20, 2026April 27, 2026May 4th
August 12, 2026

Only top candidates will be invited to interviews.

 

Eligibility & Requirements

To apply, you must:

  • Complete an English evaluation (Level 4 out of 5 required)

  • Pass the assessment

  • Commit to full program attendance and participation

Cost:
$100 per student — fully refunded when VR equipment is returned in good condition.

Powered by:
Interplay Learning.

How the Application Works

  1. Submit your application by April 20
  2. Receive the assessment on April 21
  3. Complete the assessment by April 27
  4. Interview (top candidates only) April 29–May 2
  5. Final selection in the first week of May
  6. Start training May 4

Application takes about 5–10 minutes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this program in-person?
A: Yes. Training is in-person, with supplemental online modules.

Q: Do I need maintenance experience?
A: No. This program is designed for beginners preparing for entry-level roles.

Q: What does “Powered by Interplay Learning” mean?
A: You’ll learn using interactive training modules alongside hands-on instruction.

Q: Is the $100 fee refundable?
A: Yes—it’s fully refunded when VR equipment is returned.

Q: What happens after graduation?
A: You’ll complete job readiness training (resume + mock interviews) and receive employment resources.

Ready to start your career in facility maintenance?

Apply today to be considered for the Summer 2026 cohort.
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For more questions and information:

Contact us at Malek@tektontraining.org