An apprentice is someone who learns a skilled trade on the job under the direction of more experienced workers.
Apprentices are employees and earn a salary while they learn a skilled trade. Apprentices also complete classroom instruction offered at a community college as a part of their training.
The duties of an apprentice become more complex as their skills improve. Upon successful completion of the trade requirements, apprentices earn a Certificate of Apprenticeship or a Certificate of Qualification (“ticket”) that allows them to work on their own at a higher rate of pay.
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We offer the three levels of theoretical training required for the Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship. Training is delivered in day release format, that is, 1 day per week for 40 weeks.
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We offer the three levels of theoretical training required for the Construction and Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship. Training is delivered in block release format, that is, 8 weeks for the first level and 10 weeks each for the second and third levels.
Millwrights maintain and repair all kinds of stationary industrial machinery, including mechanical equipment and automated and robotic systems. Industrial Mechanic Millwrights are responsible for almost all the maintenance of these machines. The apprenticeship becomes complete when the apprentice has achieved competency in all of the on-the-job performance objectives and when the three levels of in-school training have successfully been completed.
Industrial Millwright Mechanic, Automotive Service Technician, and Construction & Maintenance Electrician courses cover preparation on how to write an exam and covers materials relevant to the trade exam.
Red Seal Preparation Courses for Level 3 for each of our programs are also offered to the general public.
For details about Red Seal Preparation courses contact: 705-235-3211 ext. 2211 apprenticeship@northern.on.ca
