About 100 high school students traded in their school uniforms for hard hats, safety glasses and steel-toe boots for a day dedicated to the trades.
In a challenge meant to test skills and showcase talents of students across Ontario, two St. Clair College students in the Landscape Horticulture program at St. Clair College walked away with a gold medal and a handful of students in Powerline Technician, Web Design and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning took home silver medals.
Students climbed high above the ground to showcase their skills at the annual Powerline Rodeo at St. Clair College's National Powerline Training Centre in Chatham, Ont.
Rain, snow, and sub-zero temperatures are not exactly the type of weather you’d typically want for a skills showcase.
Today, Chief Dan Miskokomon's of Walpole Island First Nation visited our National Powerline Training Centre at St. Clair College's Chatham campus was not just a homecoming, but a poignant reminder of the intersection between education, heritage, and community service. As a proud alumnus of St.
CHATHAM, ONTARIO – St. Clair College Powerline Rodeo, one of the most anticipated skills competitions among the St. Clair College Powerline students is set to take place on April 4, 2024. Powerline students will compete at the college's training facility on Bear Line Road in various events, including pole top rescue, ring the bell, climbing relay, don't break the egg and installing grounds.