Apprenticeship Program

Apprenticeship training provides access to well-paying jobs that demand a high level of skill, judgement and creativity. In Ontario, there are over 144 trades to choose from key industries that include mechanical, electrical, automotive, manufacturing, building and service. There are different requirements depending on whether an apprenticeship is compulsory or non-compulsory trades.

As an apprentice, you learn a skilled trade on the job. You work with and learn from experienced workers and get paid while you do it. You also learn in a classroom from instructors who know the trade. This may take place on a college campus or in a union training centre. For most trades, you work for a year and then switch to studying in class for eight to 12 weeks, either full or part-time. It takes between two to five years to complete an apprenticeship.

Hope propels Me Inc., provides wraparound support to apprentices as they make their way through the stages of their apprenticeship. We also help to mitigate some of the administrative burden of navigating the apprenticeship system for both the apprentices and employers as we have built a network of employers committed to providing high-quality apprenticeship training

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