Apprenticeship Training

Apprenticeship is a combination of on-the-job and in-school training. Successful completion of both components, along with examinations, is required to earn a “ticket” to become a certified tradesperson. The in-school technical training portion can range from 4 to 10 weeks per year, depending on the trade.

Program Name	Red Seal
Aircraft Maintenance Technician		Go
Aircraft Structural Technician		Go
Appliance Service Technician		Go
Arborist Technician (Urban Forestry)		Go
Auto Body and Collision Technician		Go
Automotive Glass Technician		Go
Automotive Refinishing Technician		Go
Automotive Service Technician		Go
Baker		Go
Boilermaker		Go
Cabinet Maker (Joiner)		Go
Carpenter		Go
Construction Craft Worker		Go
Cook (General)		Go
Diesel Engine Mechanic		Go
Electrician		Go
Gasfitter - Class A		Go
Gasfitter - Class B		Go
Hairstylist		Go
Heavy Duty Equipment Technician		Go
Heavy Duty Equipment Technician (Old Format)		Go
Heavy Equipment Operator		Go
Industrial Electrician		Go
Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)		Go
Instrumentation and Control Technician		Go
Ironworker (Generalist)		Go
Ironworker (Reinforcing)		Go
Landscape Horticulturist		Go
Machinist		Go
Marine Fitter		Go
Marine Mechanical Technician		Go
Meatcutter		Go
Metal Fabricator (Fitter)		Go
Motorcycle and Power Equipment Technician		Go
Parts and Warehousing (1, 2 & 3)		Go
Plumber		Go
Professional Cook (Apprentice Entry)		Go
Professional Cook (Institution Entry)		Go
Recreation Vehicle Service Technician		Go
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic		Go
Residential Building Maintenance Worker		Go
Saw Filer		Go
Sheet Metal Worker		Go
Sprinkler Fitter		Go
Steamfitter/Pipefitter		Go
Transport Trailer Technician		Go
Truck and Transport Mechanic		Go
Welder A-B Modular		Go
Welder Apprentice		Go