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Designated Occupations [Government of New Brunswick]

Publisher: 
Government of New Brunswick
Year of publication: 
2012

There are many occupations currently designated under the Apprenticeship and Occupational Certification Act. The more popular occupations are listed below.

General Information [Government of New Brunswick]

Publisher: 
Government of New Brunswick
Year of publication: 
2012

Job forecasts for the next ten years indicate that 60 percent of all job openings will be in trades and technology. Apprenticeship opens the door to well paying, rewarding careers for those students who wish to enter the work force directly after graduating from high school.

Credential Recognition [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Government of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2012

The Apprenticeship Training Division will assess certificates or licenses that are granted by a regulatory authority if they are in a trade or occupation that is similar in scope to any of the designated trades in Nova Scotia.

Register an Apprentice [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency
Year of publication: 
2019

To begin, clearly define what role an apprentice could play within your business and what skills you are looking for in a new employee. It is also important to identify a journeyperson who is capable of training new staff to your standards and business requirements.

Fees and Financial Assistance [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Province of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2019

There is a wide range of supports available to those who participate.

Technical Training [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Government of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2019

The Apprenticeship Training and Examination Schedule is posted on the website home page around June of each year. It contains information about registration deadlines and available training.

Workplace Training [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Government of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2019

Apprenticeship is and always has been about mentoring and passing along trade knowledge and skills from journeyperson to apprentice. As an apprentice, you work under the supervision of a journeyperson in the workplace. Here are some tips for getting the most from your mentoring experience with a journeyperson.

Exam Information and Resources [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Government of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2019

Examinations are normally written at scheduled times. There is generally at least one examination sitting per month in Halifax and Sydney, and less frequently in other locations. The sittings are usually on a Saturday, and begin at 9:30 am (see the Examination Schedule).

Roles and Responsibilities [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Province of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2012

Once you have signed an apprenticeship agreement, you (the apprentice) and each of the other participants in the agreement (such as the journeyperson and employer) have roles and responsibilities to fulfill:

Become an Apprentice (Including Youth Apprentice) [Apprenticeship Nova Scotia]

Publisher: 
Province of Nova Scotia
Year of publication: 
2019

The following information outlines how to become an apprentice if you have an employer in Nova Scotia. If you have an out-of-province employer, click here for out-of-province registration information.

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