The 2020-2021 Apprenticeship Training Catalogue is now available.
Front counter services are available at all AIT Offices except Grande Prairie.
View these special instructions for visiting the Edmonton AIT office.
Clients are encouraged to upload or take a picture of any paper documents and submit them through their MyTradesecrets account.
Get more information here if your apprenticeship was affected by COVID-19.
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
Increased Options for Canadian Apprentices
Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training is participating in two national initiatives geared to the success of Canadian apprentices, whether they complete their training in Alberta or choose to move to another Canadian province or territory.
