Training preparation courses for apprentices
PREP 145: Orientation for Apprentices
PREP 145 is a free study skills course for apprentices. Discover your learning style, develop memory techniques, learn effective ways to conquer your modules, get tips on how to write multiple-choice tests, and prepare for your apprenticeship exam.
Delivery mode | Available dates |
In-person (main campus) | Fall 2024 dates - TBD |
PERS 050: Student Rights and Responsibilities
This mandatory course introduces you to your rights and responsibilities at SAIT.
You'll learn about SAIT's rich and diverse community, become familiar with guidelines and procedures that create a safe, respectful learning experience, and gain practical tips for engaging in the SAIT community positively and responsibly. You can even engage in several learning activities, including readings, videos, activities and assessments.
We encourage you to make the most of this opportunity! The more you participate, the more you'll take away and the better prepared you'll be for success at SAIT.
PERS 050 will be available through Brightspace (D2L) before the first day of classes.
MATH 145: Math Prep for Apprentices
Build your fundamental math skills in algebra and geometry with this free course for apprentices.
Delivered over six individual learning sessions, each session is three hours long for a total of 18 hours.
Registration will be capped at 30 apprentices. Please note that registrations close the day prior to the start date.
Reserve your seat nowDelivery mode | Available dates |
In-person (main campus) | Fall 2024 dates - TBD |
Online | Fall 2024 dates - TBD |
Math skills assessment
Take our free online math skills assessment quiz to check your current skill level. Based on the results, we can suggest what else you can do to prepare for training.
SAIT Start - Log in and let's go
SAIT Start is an interactive introduction to all things SAIT.
Prepare for your training through modules covering everything from academic success and financing your education to support services, health and well-being.
Plus, get an idea of what to expect and what's expected of you at SAIT. Create a new student account and choose "apprentice" from the student type drop-down menu.
Paying for your apprenticeship
Various financial supports are available to help you cover the costs associated with your training.
Learn more about paying for your apprenticeship with financial aid options, including grants and awards, Employment Insurance, and more.
Get your class schedule
Log into mySAIT using single sign on to access your schedule. Your schedule will be available two business days before your first day of classes.
Get your eCard/ID card
The SAIT eCard is your official SAIT identification card and gives you access to facilities across campus, including the Athletics Centre, Reg Erhardt Library, and more.
If you submit your photo online, your instructor will make your eCard available when you come to campus.
Accessibility and accommodations
Connect with an Accessibility Services advisor as soon as possible if you need to set up accommodations or get support for a health condition or disability while completing your technical training at SAIT.
They can also help with funding applications for adaptive equipment, services and technology.
Books and modules
Find your booklist on the SAIT Bookstore's website. The booklist will be available closer to the program start date.
Get your tech ready
- Find out which type of computer you'll need for your program.
- Connect to your SAIT email. Check your inbox weekly for the latest news through your SAIT Update e-newsletter.
- Get Brightspace (D2L), Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams login info.
- Find out how to manage and change your passwords.
Getting to SAIT
Our main campus is accessible by vehicle, public transit, or bike. See parking and transit options and our campus map for parking lot locations.
Apply for residence
SAIT Residence consists of two modern highrises with four floorplan options, fully furnished units, individual liability leases, and utilities.
Find out more about living on campus in SAIT Residence.
Apprenticeships and Trades
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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.