Having an opportunity to train young people at the beginning of their career
Getting access to the next generation of talent
Giving back to and investing in the local community
Helping students learn a trade while earning credits towards their high school graduation
Earn tax credits of up to 20% of the apprentices' annual salary
BC Construction Association apprenticeship services incentive grant.
Having a certified (Red Seal, ITA Certificate of Qualification or sign-off authority with the ITA) supervising tradesperson oversee the apprenticeship
Maintaining active WorkSafe BC coverage for employees
Understanding the youth apprenticeship process
Completing required documents and training plan
Hiring, paying and providing meaningful work to/for the apprentice
Submitting Work-Based Training Hours Reports to the ITA
Documents to support employers:
WorkSafe BC – Support for employers: Training and orientation for young and new workers
WorkSafe BC – Bullying and Harassment Policy – all employers in BC must have a policy.
A template for a bullying and harassment policy provided by WorkSafe BC is available here