Passive House Trades Course Oct 22-24 - Sask Polytech
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Michael Nemeth
Oct 7, 2019, 4:11:14 PM10/7/19
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Hello!
Passive House Canada is excited to hold its popular Trades Course for the first time in the Prairies this October 22nd to 24th. It's a 3 day course.
Register now to reserve your spot!
Registration and more information can be found at the link below:
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is making classroom and lab space available for this hands-on course that features Passivhaus building assembly mock-ups, window installation exercises, as well as discussion of important building science theory.
The instructor is Marcel Studer, a Vancouver based architect and Passivhaus consultant. Marcel brings his ample experience in design and construction. Marcel established the Tradesperson Course at BCIT in Burnaby, where it is now taught several times per year.
Local Certified Passivhaus Tradesperson, Steffen Bertelsen, has been instrumental in organizing the course and preparing teaching materials. Steffen will also teach in a supporting role and has helped adapt the course to be relevant to cold climate Saskatchewan.
Discounts are available to Passive House Canada and Saskatoon and Region Home Builders Association members.
Please forward this message to others you think may be interested!
Thanks,
Michael
Michael Nemeth
Oct 11, 2019, 3:28:02 PM10/11/19
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Good afternoon!
I wanted to let you know that the registration fees for the upcoming Passive House Canada Trades Course will now be:
$450 non-members
$382.50 for members of SRHBA and Passive House Canada
If you or someone you know would like to take this hands-on training in building science and construction of high performance buildings please have them register by the end of the day Tuesday Oct 15.
Passive House Canada is excited to launch this new training opportunity in the prairies.
I appreciate your ongoing help building capacity for training, design and construction of high performance buildings in Saskatoon and area.
Have a great weekend!
Michael
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