Skilled. Respected. Valued.
Alberta’s Apprenticeship and Industry Training system is developed with industry, for industry – resulting in a highly skilled, educated and competitive workforce.
Apprentices learn on the job, ensuring that they receive practical, hands-on-training that meets the needs of current and future employers.
Learn On the Job
- What's an apprenticeship?
- Who is eligible?
- Occupational training
Interested in learning an Alberta trade or occupation? Find out how to get started...
Experienced Workers
- Qualification Certificates
- Occupational Certificates
- Interprovincial Red Seal
Find out if your training and experience meet Alberta Industry standards...
Trades & Occupations
- Trades and Occupations List
- What's a trade?
- What's an occupation?
Find out more about Alberta's designated trades and occupations...
Prior Learning Assessment
Prior Learning Assessment establishes entrance requirements or advanced standing in an apprenticeship based on:
- an entrance exam,
- completed training,
- currently enrolled,
- from another province, and
- working in trade but not as a registered apprentice.
Financial Assistance
You may be eligible for financial assistance during technical training
