Plumber
Installation and maintenance of water supply, heating and sewage systems in residential and industrial buildings.
Training in action
More about the program
The plumber course trains specialists to install and maintain water supply, heating and sewage systems. The program covers pipe and material types (metal, polypropylene, composite), shut-off valves, boilers and heating appliances, and code requirements for utility networks.
The hands-on part takes place at real sites: trainees practice installing and welding polypropylene pipes, fitting plumbing fixtures, and finding and fixing leaks and blockages. Special attention goes to safety when working with pressurized heating equipment.
Graduates receive a trade grade and can work in utilities, on construction sites, or start a private practice.
Who it's for
For those looking for a trade with steady demand — plumbers are needed every day, in homes, on construction sites and at companies.
Why take it
Demand for plumbers doesn't depend on season or economic conditions — pipes leak, heating breaks, and a qualified specialist always has work.
How training works
Training combines water-supply and heating-system theory with hands-on installation and repair practice at real sites.