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Bilingual glossary of apprenticeship terms
Apprenticeship Incentive Grant

List of Apprenticeship Trades

List of apprenticeable trades in Canada.


How to get started in an apprenticeship

How to get started in an apprenticeship


The Cost of Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship


Contacts for Apprenticeship Information

Contacts for Apprenticeship Information


Red Seal Program (work across Canada)

Tips for Employers

tips for employers


Frequently-asked questions (FAQs)

Frequently-asked questions (FAQs)




TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. How does the apprenticeship "system" work?
2. Where to find information about apprenticeship
3. Explore trades that you didn’t know existed
4. Check the training and education requirements
5. Probationary period and "pre-apprenticeship" programs
6. How to find an employer
7. Become a certified tradesperson (aka "Journeyperson")
8. Work across Canada
9. Frequently-asked questions (FAQs)

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    (Optional) Work across Canada (“Red Seal (InterProvincial Standards)" Program)

In order to allow tradespeople to work across the country, all provinces and territories in partnership with the federal government have created the "Red Seal (InterProvincial Standards) Program". It permits skilled tradespeople in certain trades (view the list of eligible trades) to work anywhere in Canada. The ‘Red Seal’ endorsement is an additional seal or a valuable recognition that is placed on your Provincial or Territorial Certificate of Qualification/Journeyperson’s Certificate. To obtain it, you must graduate from a recognized provincial/territorial apprenticeship program or obtain a journeyperson level Certificate of Qualification from a province/territory and sit and pass the Interprovincial Standards (“Red Seal”) exam.

         Read the Red Seal on-line brochure (PDF file)
         More about the Red Seal Program
         Visit the Red Seal Web site

If you are interested in working in another province/territory in a skilled trade that is not a Red Seal trade, please contact the provincial/territorial government apprenticeship office of the province/territory where you wish to work to enquire about their skilled trade requirements, and how you can meet them. 



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