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Tradesecrets

Tradesecrets has resources and information about training, certification, scholarships and financial assistance for those wanting to get into the trades.
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Get Started with the Registered Apprenticeship Program

If you’re a high school student interested in the skilled trades, RAP might be for you. RAP lets you earn on-the-job training hours towards an apprenticeship program while you earn high school credits.
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“How do I get into the trades?”
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Apprenticeship and Trades Occupations

Earn a paycheque and learn a trade—now that’s the ticket! As an apprentice, you train on the job under the watchful eye of a qualified tradesperson. And you often get paid even while you take your classroom instruction. What are you waiting for? Explore trades in Alberta.
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“I'm a high school student interested in apprenticeship. What do I do?”
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Trade Winds to Success

Trade Winds To Success is partnered with Indigenous community organizations and government funding agencies to provide First Nation, Metis, and Inuit people an opportunity to receive pre-apprenticeship training and shop experience in various construction trades.
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Learn About Apprenticeship

An apprenticeship is a post-secondary education program that combines work experience, on-the-job and technical training.
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Apprenticeship Education

Apprenticeship is a post-secondary education that combines on-the-job training, work experience, and classroom instruction in a trade. Apprentices earn a salary for their time on the job.

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