AIT Operational Policy Manual

Table of Contents

Apprentice Eligibility Policy

Dual Apprenticeship Policy

Cancellation of Apprentice Registration Policy

Re-enter an Apprenticeship Education Program Policy

Registration in an Apprenticeship Education Program Without a Sponsor Policy

Apprentice Mobility Policies

Alberta Apprentices Working in Another Jurisdiction Policy

Apprentices from Other Jurisdictions Working in Alberta Policy

Examination Administration in Other Jurisdictions Policy

Access to Alberta Classroom Instruction for Apprentices from Other Jurisdictions Policy

Working in Alberta with an Expired Out-of-Province Trade Credential Policy

Receiving Recognition for an Expired Out-of-Province Trade Credential Policy

Classroom Instruction Policies

Attendance in Classroom Instruction Policy

Determining Success in Classroom Instruction Policy

Academic Conduct and Personal Behaviour Policy

Sponsor Eligibility Policy

Obligations of a Sponsor

Compliance and Enforcement Policies

Non-Compliance Policy

Site Visits and Inspections Policy

Enforcement Policy

Compliance Policy

Consequences for Non-compliance Policy

Inspection and Suspension Policy

Prosecution Policy

Publication of Convictions Policy

Assessment Policies

Limits on Rescheduling or Failing to Attend an Assessment Policy

Industry Pathways Policies

Establishing Apprenticeship Education Programs Policy

Establishing Industry Training Programs Policy

Designating Trades Policy

Blue Seal Program Policy

Glossary

Receiving Recognition for an Expired Out-of-Province Trade Credential Policy

Trade credentials issued by other provinces and territories must be recognized in Alberta in order to obtain credit for AIT programs in Alberta.

An expired, out-of-province trade credential is eligible for recognition towards:

a trade designated in Alberta,
the Trades Qualifier Program, or
the Achievement in Business Competencies (Blue Seal).

Trade credentials from other jurisdictions are verified by AIT in order to reduce or prevent the use of counterfeit credentials when applying for AIT programs, and to ensure that anyone practicing a trade designated in Alberta meets the provincial standards for the trade.