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CTS: Fabrication Studies
The Fabrication Studies strand provides opportunities for students to investigate and develop important knowledge and skills central to the transformation of metals and
other related materials into useful products and structures. Students learn to recognize how these competencies apply in their personal lives, as well as in making informed choices relating to careers,
gainful employment and/or further study.
Fabrication Studies is just one of 22 strands* in Career and Technology Studies (CTS). For more information on the full group of CTS strands, visit the CTS Curriculum Structure.
*Each CTS "strand" is comprised of a group of 1-credit courses designed to support positive career opportunities for students.
Page Contents Program of Studies
Guide to Standards and Implementation
GSI Sections
Introductory Courses
Intermediate Courses
Advanced Courses
Authorized Resources Database — A searchable database of all authorized resources.
Program of Studies
The Program of Studies identifies the acceptable standards required of junior and senior high school students in this optional program.
 Program of Studies [Revised 2005] (323 kb)
Guide to Standards and Implementation (GSI)
The Guide to Standards and Implementation provides the competencies students are expected to demonstrate.
It also outlines suggestions for instruction,approved learning resources and linkages.
Content from the programs of study are shown as shaded text.
Further information also can be found in the CTS Manual for Administrators, Counsellors and Teachers.
Original GSI, 1997 (1.1 mb)
2000 Amendments (546 kb)
2002 Amendments (79 kb)
2003 Amendments (340 kb)
Complete GSI (includes original 1997 document and all subsequent amendments) (1.2 mb)
GSI Sections (including all amendments)
Strand Rationale and Philosophy (23 kb)
Scope and Sequence Chart (20 kb)
Module [Course] Descriptions (18 kb)
Planning for Instruction (40 kb)
 Assessment Tools
General CTS Tools (51 kb)
General Strand Tools (17 kb)
Introductory Tools (117 kb)
Intermediate Tools (193 kb)
Advanced Tools (176 kb)
Linkages/Transitions (113 kb)
Learning Resource Guide (42 kb)
Sample Student Learning Guides (188 kb)
FAB1010: Fabrication Tools & Materials (18 kb) [New in 2000]
FAB1040: Oxyacetylene Welding (19 kb)
FAB1048: Semi-automated/Automated Welding (25 kb) [New in 2003]
FAB1050: Basic Electric Welding (20 kb)
FAB1090: Sheet Fabrication 1 (Hand Processes) (17 kb)
FAB1100: Fabrication Principles (19 kb)
FAB1110: Bar & Tubular Fabrication (20 kb)
FAB1120: Foundry 1 (One-piece Pattern) (19 kb)
FAB1130: Principles of Machining (23 kb)
FAB1160: Production Systems (18 kb)
FAB2010: Structural Engineering (21 kb)
FAB2020: Print Reading (18 kb)
FAB2030: Oxyfuel Welding (20 kb)
FAB2040: Thermal Cutting (21 kb)
FAB2048: Flux Core Arc Welding 1 (20 kb) [New in 2003]
FAB2050: Arc Welding 1 (21 kb)
FAB2060: Arc Welding 2 (22 kb)
FAB2070: Gas Metal Arc Welding 1 (20 kb) [Revised in 2003]
FAB2090: Sheet Fabrication 2 (Machine Processes) (19 kb)
FAB2100: Sheet Fabrication 3 (Parallel Line) (21 kb)
FAB2110: Forging Fundamentals (20 kb)
FAB2120: Foundry 2 (Split Pattern) (21 kb)
FAB2130: Precision Turning 1 (22 kb)
FAB2140: Precision Milling 1 (20 kb)
FAB2150: CNC Turning (Computer Numerical Control) (20 kb)
FAB2160: Custom Fabrication (19 kb)
FAB2170: Pipe Fitting (20 kb)
FAB3010: Materials Testing (17 kb)
FAB3020: Metallurgy Fundamentals (21 kb)
FAB3030: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (18 kb)
FAB3040: Specialized Welding (16 kb)
FAB3048: Flux Core Arc Welding 2 (22 kb) [New in 2003]
FAB3050: Arc Welding 3 (18 kb)
FAB3060: Arc Welding 4 (17 kb)
FAB3070: Pipe & Tubular Welding (17 kb)
FAB3080: Automated Welding (16 kb)
FAB3090: Sheet Fabrication 4 (Radial Line) (16 kb)
FAB3110: Sheet Fabrication 5 (Duct Components) (16 kb)
FAB3120: Foundry 3 (Core Molding) (17 kb)
FAB3130: Precision Turning 2 (16 kb)
FAB3140: Precision Milling 2 (17 kb)
FAB3150: CNC Milling (Computer Numerical Control) (17 kb)
FAB3160: Prefabrication Principles (16 kb)
FAB3170: Gas Metal Arc Welding 2 (18 kb) [Revised in 2003]
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