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Apprenticeships combine on the job training with classroom technical training, in one of the 150 skilled trades available in Ontario. These trades are categorized under four sectors: Construction, Service, Motive Power and Industrial. More information, including specific information by trade, is available by following these links:
Check out these resources to learn more about the apprenticeship pathway:
Thinking about apprenticeship? Did you know that to become a hairstylist or cook you can apprentice? Find out more about what great careers await you…earn while you learn! A visit to Apprentice Search might help you decide!
Interested in starting an apprenticeship while still in high school? This website has great information and highlights students from the Upper Grand; including students here at Ross!
Construction Training and Apprenticeship Ontario
Ctaontario.com is an easy-to-navigate website that provides educational tools and materials for visitors to explore the Unionized Construction Skilled trades available in Ontario. Each trade has a designated landing page that outlines the entrance requirements and average wage.
Why Apprenticeship?
Top 5 reasons to go into apprenticeship
Grade 9-12 students are invited to join the Apprenticeship 101 Google Classroom. Class Code: rdlzxur
Resources for apprentices, job seekers, grants and incentives
Research the many paths into the Skilled Trades
There are certificate, diploma and advanced diploma programs offered in the trades at Ontario colleges.
Browse their library of more than 150 skilled trades
You can also us myBlueprint (access through the ugcloud home page) to learn about apprenticeships. You can also start your apprenticeship hours while still in high school, check out the links below.
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