Become Certified

Learn about Journeyperson Certification
About Journeyperson Certification
Start as an Apprentice
Qualify on Work Hours
    Program Details
    Foreign National Workers
    Document Translation
    Exam Information and Preparation
Qualify on Certification
    Program Details
        Trades with Practical Exams and Fees
Qualify on Training
    Program Details
Out-of-Province Certification
    Recognized Credentials
        Out-of-Province Canadian Credentials
        Out-of-Country Credentials
        Canadian Forces Credentials
Red Seal Endorsement
    Red Seal Trades in Alberta
    Non-Red Seal Trades in Alberta
Earn your Blue Seal
    Approved Subject Areas
    Training Providers
    Programs of Study
Replace a Certificate

About Journeyperson Certification

Journeyperson certification is your ticket to work.

In Alberta, there are more than 50 designated trades, many of which require journeyperson certification to work without supervision. 

Earning your Journeyperson Certificate shows employers that you’ve got the skills and knowledge to do the job right. It's proof that you're a highly skilled worker, which makes you more competitive in the job market.

Certification Requirements

Completing any of the following programs in a designated trade makes you eligible for journeyperson certification:

  1. Apprenticeship Education programs: Learn a new trade and earn your journeyperson certification.
  2. Trades Qualifier programs: Have your skills and knowledge verified to qualify for journeyperson certification.
    1. Trades Qualifier - Work Experience
    2. Trades Qualifier - Recognized Credential
    3. Trades Qualifier- Recognized Training 

To find out the specific requirements for your trade, check the Trade Profile.

Red Seal Endorsement 

Journeypersons in many designated trades may also qualify for Red Seal Endorsement. Learn More.

 

Contact us with any questions