Well-trained qualified people are always in demand in the field of
building technology.
As the field widens, first-rate technologists will take over a good deal of the work now done by architects and engineers. Moreover, with the popularization of computers there is an acute demand for knowledgeable technicians. As the field itself expands, so does the need for competently trained personnel familiar with every aspect, technical, conceptual, technological of the building trade. Graduates of this program are fully qualified to transfer the conceptual design of an architect or engineer into working drawings and specifications and can also plan, supervise, estimate the cost of a project, and coordinate the various trades (civil, mechanical, electrical). Although M.T.C. cannot guarantee jobs for our graduates, we have helped many students find employment. The college is known for its high standards and companies come looking for our graduates.

Graduates can be employed as

• Assistant to an architect or civil engineer of a private or public office.

• Sales executive for firms dealing in construction materials and equipment.

• Contractor's assistant, working in office or at construction site, estimating,
• coordinating, supervising or planning construction.

• Municipal, provincial or federal administrator, assessing permit applications
• for building projects or inspecting fieldwork to verify workmanship
• and materials.

• Researcher for government agencies, as well as industrial and insurance
• companies, developing codes and standards for building material and
• assemblies.

• After successfully pass certain examinations of the Régie du bâtiment du
• Québec.

• He or she could become general contractor.