Industries
Related Careers
- Carpenter
- Construction Labourer
- Cook
- Crane and Hoist Operator
- Electrician
- Elevator Constructor
- Floorcovering Installer
- Gas Utility Operator
- Gasfitter (A)
- Glazier
- Hairstylist
- Heavy Equipment Technician
- Industrial Construction Crew Supervisor
- Instrument Technician
- Insulator
- Ironworker
- Landscape Gardener
- Locksmith
- Machinist
- Millwright
- Motorcycle Mechanic
- Outdoor Power Equipment Technician
- Painter and Decorator
- Plumber
- Power System Electrician
- Powerline Technician
- Refrigeration and AC Mechanic
- Rig Technician
- Roofer
- Sawfiler
- Scaffolder
- Sheet Metal Worker
- Steamfitter-Pipefitter
- Steel Detailer
- Tilesetter
- Transport Refrigeration Technician
- Water Well Driller
- Welder
Related Schools
The Trades
Description
There are 50 designated trades in Alberta from Gasfitters and Plumbers to Heavy Equipment Operators, Welders, Cooks and Hairstylists; there truly is a job for everyone within The Trades. To enter a trade you must embark on an apprenticeship. This will see you complete a program of training which is a combination of both on-the-job training and work experience, 80%, and formal technical training which is provided at a post-secondary institution. With The Conference Board of Canada estimating that there will be a skills shortage of 1 million trade’s people in the next 20 years and with an employment rate of 100% for graduated apprentices, this really is an excellent time to enter a trade.
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