Automotive Glass Technician Apprenticeship

Okanagan College, located in British Columbia with a campus in Kelowna, is a public college focused on hands‑on learning and student success. Since 1963 the college has offered practical programs across arts, sciences, business, health and technology, combining modern facilities with applied instruction to prepare graduates for local and global careers.

The college provides a wide selection of credential pathways, including diplomas, certificates and transfer options to universities, supported by experienced faculty and strong industry partnerships. Programs emphasise experiential learning, co‑op placements and applied projects that connect students directly with employers. International learners benefit from supportive services, small class sizes and targeted orientation to life and work in Canada.

Kelowna's lifestyle and regional economy offer plentiful internship and employment possibilities in technology, tourism, health services and the creative sector. Okanagan College is well suited to students seeking an affordable, practice‑oriented education with clear pathways to further study or immediate workforce entry. The college balances community engagement, industry ties and a welcoming campus culture for international students.

The Automotive Glass Technician Apprenticeship is a non-degree program at Okanagan College in Kelowna, Canada, lasting two years. It's for students who want to learn about automotive glass repair and installation. The program has many advantages, including hands-on training and a strong focus on safety.

The curriculum includes specific subjects like safety, vehicle protection, and damage assessment. Students will also learn removal and installation procedures, as well as how to repair windshields and prepare templates. The program has a practical component, where students will use automotive glass tools and learn about supplemental restraint systems.

After completing the program, graduates can work as Automotive Glass Technicians, Windshield Repair Specialists, or Auto Body Technicians. They can find jobs in the automotive industry, working for companies like car dealerships, repair shops, or glass manufacturers. Some graduates may also work as Glass Installation Specialists or Vehicle Inspectors.