What is the easiest skilled trade to learn?
The consensus seems to be that plumbers and electricians have the least physically demanding work among the skilled trades. That doesn’t mean that those are the best trades, however, and if carpentry is what interests you, you shouldn’t allow its reputation of being physically demanding to deter you.
How many apprenticeship trades are there in Ontario?
Among Ontario’s many occupations and career paths, the government has designated 144 recognized trades with apprenticeship programs.
Which skilled trades are in-demand in Ontario?
Expected number of job openings in top in-demand skilled trades from 2021 to 2025:
- 17,146. Carpenter. 17,146. Carpenter.
- 16,362. Cook. 16,362. Cook.
- 14,299. Hairstylist. 14,299. Hairstylist.
- 10,735. Auto Service Technician. 10,735. Auto Service Technician.
- 10,032. Welder. 10,032. Welder.
What’s the best trade to learn?
Highest-paying trade careers
- Electrician.
- Landscape designer.
- Boilermaker.
- Respiratory therapist.
- Construction manager.
- Dental hygienist. National average salary: $42.12 per hour.
- Ultrasonographer. National average salary: $36.24 per hour.
- Radiation therapist. National average salary: $72.64 per hour.
How do I qualify for an apprenticeship in Canada?
To qualify for an apprenticeship, you must: 1 be at least 16 years of age 2 have legal permission to work in Canada (for example, have a valid social insurance number) 3 meet the educational requirements for your chosen trade 4 have a sponsor in Ontario
Where can I get help with my apprenticeship?
If you need help or advice at any point before, during or after your apprenticeship, contact Employment Ontario or get help in person at an apprenticeship office near you. View the full list of designated trades.
What training is required to become an apprentice?
Most programs include practical hands-on training and may include a workplace component. A college graduate in a skilled trade area may be successful in marketing themselves to an employer willing to register him/ her as an apprentice. These programs provide training in a specific trade to help prepare for apprenticeship.
How do employers and apprentices benefit from apprenticeship training?
Both employers and apprentices benefit from apprenticeship training: employers help create a pool of skilled workers who can keep their businesses competitive, while apprentices receive training that will start their careers as skilled workers.