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Performance To complete a period of classroom instruction in an apprenticeship program, an
apprentice must receive: an average mark of 65% or higher for the period, and a minimum mark of 50% or higher...in both English and Math help ensure success in classroom instruction. If anapprentice does not achieve the minimum passing grade, the instructor along with AIT can: set up a meeting with theapprentice ...to discuss the problem, identify the apprentice’s area of difficulty and provide assistance or issue a reprimand as necessary, and recommend termination if it is believed that theapprentice ... -
on the job. What's the difference? For many
apprentices , the sponsor and employer are one and the same. However, someapprentices work with numerous employers under the umbrella of a single, separate sponsor.... Check with yours to find out. Related Resources For Sponsors and Employers: How to sponsor anapprentice ForApprentices : How to manage your sponsorship agreementPolicy: Sponsor Eligibility... -
Program starting in 2025. If you’re currently an
apprentice , please read this carefully so you understand what it means for you and how to stay on track. 🗓️ What’s Changing – Starting July 31, 2025.... 📂 NewApprentices – Starting August 1, 2025 New applicants will only go into the 4-period program. The old 3-period program will close to new students. The first Period 1 classes in the new structure...will start January 2026. 👷 CurrentApprentices ✅ If you're already in the program, you can still finish under the current 3-period structure—but there are deadlines. Complete Period 1 before May/June... -
include, but are not limited to: Size of the industry Support from the industry Length of program Need for activities to be completed by qualified individuals Regulation of wages and
apprentice ...program in a designated trade.Apprentice Education Programs Apprenticeship Education Programs are post-secondary programs consisting of: paid on-the-job instruction at a worksite, supported... -
on the job. What's the difference? For many
apprentices , the sponsor and employer are one and the same. However, someapprentices work with numerous employers under the umbrella of a single, separate sponsor.... Check with yours to find out. Related Resources For Sponsors and Employers: How to sponsor anapprentice ForApprentices : How to manage your sponsorship agreementPolicy: Sponsor Eligibility... -
in community events and activities related to trades. For Potential
Apprentices Discover pathways and resources to start your journey in the trades. Share Your Perspective: Tell us what’s important...to you for your future career and education. Kickstart Your Career: Discover the opportunities and learn how to become a registeredapprentice . Financial Support: Get information on scholarships, grants...Opportunities: See the wide range of career paths available after certification. For CurrentApprentices Access support and guidance to help you complete your apprenticeship. Share Your Perspective... -
apprenticeship are equivalent to an Alberta apprenticeship program, and helping to settle disputes between
apprentices and their employers in matters relating to the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act. Local...for: monitoring local activities and updating their trade’s PAC with local information, monitoring the apprenticeship system and the progress ofapprentices in their trade at the local (regional) level, making...disputes betweenapprentices and their employers in matters relating to the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act. Board Compensation Disclosure Click here for board compensation disclosure information. ... -
Tradesecrets - Meet Requirements Get Started Get Started Meet Requirements Step 2 to becoming an
apprentice . Apprenticeship education in Alberta is designed to be flexible. You can register and start...a registeredapprentice , make sure you are eligible. To register as anapprentice , you must be either: a resident of Alberta, or primarily working in Alberta (in the scope of the apprenticeship...the conditions set out here. The Albertaapprentice eligibility policy does not permit individuals covered under the temporary IRCC policy to register in an Alberta apprenticeship program. For additional... -
the obligations of an
apprentice , sponsor, employer, or mentor -- sections 13, 14, 16, 17, 20 and 21 of the Apprenticeship Education and Industry Training Programs Regulation Non-compliance in regard...that the officer is empowered to carry out under the Act – section 27 of the Act paying wages to anapprentice at a rate less than is required -- section 20 and Schedule 1 of the Apprenticeship Education...and Industry Training Programs Regulation failing to adhere to theapprentice -to-mentor ratios as required -- section 21 and Schedule 2 of the Apprenticeship Education and Industry Training Programs... -
Services Information and advice on all apprenticeship and certification programs Resolution of disputes between employers and
apprentices Information on financial assistance programs for registered...apprentices Special requirements for qualified clients Certification based on work experience or out of province trade certificates Administration Services Registration of apprenticeship contracts...and the maintenance of competence portfolios Registration of qualification and equivalency applications Supervision of apprenticeship and Red Seal examinations Record management of employer andapprentices ...