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Congratulations in taking that first big step to upgrade your skills by registering into the Electronics Certificate program. Now that you have signed-up for the program, you should have received an email with a link to download the web-based curriculum software. This means that once you have installed the program material (simulation software and web-based curriculum software) onto your computer you can start learning immediately.

The COVID-19 pandemic and our government’s public health and societal response to it are having a dramatic effect on all of our lives, and the way we interact with each other as individuals, businesses and public institutions. George Brown College and our distance learning department have been challenged to adapt and adjust the delivery of our programs.

Are you interested in our Electronics Technician Certificate Program, but not sure if your background in math meets the math requirements? Don’t worry! This post will talk about what math skills you need and if you’re not sure if you have them ways you can improve your math skills.

With tax season quickly approaching, it’s time to start preparing and gathering all relevant receipts and paperwork to file your taxes! GBC Technical Training students whose tuition fees have totaled at least $100 are eligible to receive a tax credit for tuition fees through the Tuition, Education and Textbook Amounts Certificate (T2202A).

Are you a graduate of the Electronics (ET) Technician Certificate program? Have you considered continuing your technical training further to propel your career? As a GBC Electronics graduate you are eligible for exemptions in the Electromechanical Technician (EM) certificate program.