The Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) program in Manufacturing gives students an opportunity to specialize, gain qualifications, and plan a career pathway in various areas of the Manufacturing sector while still in high school. The SHSM Program has a number of required components, designed to give students a “leg-up” to pursue post-secondary opportunities in each of the identified sectors, valuing apprenticeship, college, community, university and the workplace.
Automobiles, wood products, petroleum and coal products, iron and steel mills, primary metals and fabricated metal products, electricity, plastics and rubber products, printing, biotechnology, textiles, clothing, and leather products are all aspects of the manufacturing sector. In Ontario, the manufacturing sector still accounts for the greatest number of jobs with its production of consumer and industrial goods that are essential for the province’s prosperity.
Program Name | School | Brochure |
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Engineering, Manufacturing & Robotics | Burlington Central High School | |
Engineering, Manufacturing & Robotics: Welding Focus | Georgetown District High School | |
Engineering, Manufacturing & Robotics | M.M. Robinson High School | |
Engineering, Manufacturing & Robotics | Milton District High School | |
Manufacturing & Welding | Nelson High School | |
Engineering, Manufacturing & Robotics: Mechatronics & Manufacturing | Oakville Trafalgar High School | |
Manufacturing-Engineering, Innovation, and Design | T.A. Blakelock High School |
Program Name | School | Brochure |
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Manufacturing | Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School |