Apprenticeship
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Ontario Apprenticeship Program
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The Ontario Apprenticeship Program is a hands-on training pathway that combines in-class learning with paid work experience in skilled trades. Designed for individuals looking to build a rewarding career, this program helps apprentices gain the practical skills and industry knowledge needed to succeed.
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Apprentices work under the guidance of experienced professionals while also attending classroom sessions at approved training institutions. With over 140 trades to choose from, the program offers opportunities in sectors such as construction, industrial, motive power, and service.
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Whether you're a high school graduate, career changer, or employer looking to train new talent, the Ontario Apprenticeship Program is a valuable route to a recognized trade certification and long-term employment.
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To learn more about eligibility criteria, professional trades, and the registration process, we invite you to schedule an appointment with an Employment Assistance Officer. The Employment Assistance Officer will be able to answer your questions and guide you through the process.
NOHFC- Workforce Development Stream
The intent of the Workfoce Development Stream is to strenghten and develop Northern Ontario's workforce through partnerships by offering internships
Who is Eligible?
Businesses, municipalities, indigenous communitites, and non-for-profit organizations located in Nothern Ontario that have been in operation for at least one year and have a minimum of one full-time employee.
An employer that hires an apprentice under a registered apprenticeship is eligible for funding provided that all program eligibility critera are met.
Only project costs for 52 weeks will be reimbursed under this program. An extended placement period (up to 18 months) will be considered for apprenticeship internships to accommodate any necessary off-site training and/or educational requirements. Only 52 weeks of work are eligible for reimbursement within an extended placement.
Funding
For eligible businesses, funding is in the form of a conditional contribution of up to 50% of an intern’s salary and employer’s portion of MERCs to a maximum of $35,000 per year.
Apply on line
Visit the NOHFC Workforce Developmento Stream Online information and application.
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