Is an apprenticeship
RIGHT FOR YOU?
A university degree isn’t the only career path available when graduating from high school. The reality is there are real advantages to apprenticeships – both financial and practical. Preparing yourself for a career through university can leave you in significant debt after graduation. With an apprenticeship, not only do you gain valuable work experience, you can also earn a competitive wage. As you complete your education you have the ability to earn a pay cheque. Your training could be complete with little to no student debt!
It’s no secret that education is expensive. Preparing yourself for a career through university can leave you in significant debt after graduation. With an apprenticeship, not only do you gain valuable work experience, you can also earn a competitive wage. As you complete your education you have the ability to earn a pay cheque. Your training could be complete with little to no student debt!
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With experienced professionals on hand to provide guidance and support, you won’t feel alone or isolated. Apprenticeships are a great way to ask questions and learn how to problem solve in real world situations. When your training is complete, you’ll be well prepared for any challenges you may face.
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Scholarship
An apprenticeship is a fantastic way to get your foot in the door and start networking within the industry. There are over 200,000 jobs that need to be filled by smart, skilled people in Ontario over the next decade. Your opportunity to join these high-demand trades is now!
Does this sound like something you’d thrive at? Are you ready to take the next step towards a rewarding career in the trades? Your career starts here! Browse through the opportunities we have available and submit your application today!
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