Autobody Learning Camp
Hands-on experience for Sask DLC Autobody students
Sask DLC Autobody students have the opportunity to attend a
hands-on, interactive Learning Camp at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Regina or Saskatoon. This experience gives students a chance to try practical skills, meet instructors and learn more about career pathways in the autobody industry.
What Students Experience
At the Learning Camp students:
Take part in hands-on workstations
Meet Saskatchewan Polytechnic instructors
Shadow current certificate and apprenticeship students
Tour the facility
Learn about career pathways and training options
Hands-On Activities
Students roll up their sleeves and try activities such as:
Virtual paint simulation
Sheet metal preparation
Body filler application and sanding
Panel repair
Interested in Autobody? Start Here.
If you’re curious about a career in autobody repair, Sask DLC’s Autobody 10, A20 and B20 courses are a great place to start. Students begin with the basics and move into intermediate and advanced topics and skills. They also have the opportunity to gain on-the-job work experience and apply their learning at a local autobody shop or dealership.
I wanted to take a moment and let you guys know how much I enjoyed the autobody learning camp In Regina! It was an amazing experience that I think all Sask DLC autobody students should experience.
The instructors were very knowledgeable and even gave me some pointers on my own at home projects. The students worked alongside us and acted as our teachers, passing down knowledge that they gained from the autobody program. Everybody there was fun and easy going and it served for a great learning experience.
After the day, my passion for autobody was reignited and I even tried to register to take a year of post-secondary education at the Regina campus for Autobody. Thank you very much for the opportunity to attend the learning camp, and I look forward to completing my work placement!
Sask DLC Autobody student, Samuel
Thank you to Our Partners
This experience was made possible through the generous support of Saskatchewan Polytechnic and the Saskatchewan Association of Automotive Repairers. We look forward to offering additional Learning Camps in the upcoming school year.
