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Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Fraser Valley Continuing Education

Serving the diverse communities of the Fraser Valley, BC

Courses General Interest Home Improvement 

Basic Ceramic Tiling – Backsplashes

Barb Nelson

A hands-on course where you cut and install small 6” x 6” tiles. Students will learn about tile adhesive and how to mix and apply cement based mortar. You will mark and cut tiles using a tile cutter and a wet saw, as well as all the safety procedures. Students will learn how to ensure their tiles are straight and level. You will apply the adhesive required, and install some tiles, and mix and install grout between the tiles. Also you will know how and when to apply a grout sealer. This session is perfect for those who want to do a back splash in the kitchen or bathroom. A $10 fee for materials is payable at time of registration. This was our most popular course last term, register early!

Course Number: HI10
Instructor: Don Laslo
Semester: Winter/Spring 2020
Classroom: Credo Christian High Room A
Start Date: Varies
End Date: Varies
Start Time: Varies
End Time: Varies
Class Capacity: 16
Course Price: $44.99
Number of Sessions: 1

Total course price before 5% GST:

$44.99 CADSign up now

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We remain closed, but we're committed to keep classes going through the next few weeks.

All classes that are normally scheduled for the next few weeks will continue, either by being re-scheduled, or in some cases, through livestreaming. If you're worried about cancellations, don't. Your class will be delivered one way or another.
We will communicate with all registered students via email. Please be sure to check your spam folder if you don't see any announcements.
Like all small businesses, we rely on our registrations to keep the school going. Without training opportunities, those looking for new careers in the next year will not have the education they need to move on. That's why we're committed to postponing classes, rather than cancelling them.