Apprenticeship Programs
Access information about apprenticeships in Alberta. An apprenticeship is your ticket to a great career!
Alberta’s Apprenticeship and Industry Training website, Tradesecrets, has the information you need to work in a trade in Alberta. Build your career with an apprenticeship that combines on-the-job training provided by your employer with classroom instruction through a post-secondary institution. As an apprentice, you will learn practical skills through work experience and hands-on-training that will meet the needs of current and future employers. You can begin your apprenticeship by taking the following steps:
- Find a sponsor in your field of interest
- Apply online
- Earn while you learn!
MyTradesecrets allows apprentices to:
- submit applications
- make payments
- review correspondence
- send documents
- register for classes
- check marks
Eligibility Requirements for an Apprenticeship Program
To be eligible to become an apprentice in Alberta, you must:
- be a Canadian citizen, or
- be a permanent resident of Canada, or
- be a Convention refugee or protected person, or
- be a Refugee Claimant in possession of a work permit, or
- be an individual in possession of a Post-Graduation Work Permit,
and
- be a resident of Alberta, or
- Be primarily working in Alberta (in the scoop of the apprenticeship education program).
Alberta developed its apprenticeship and industry training system with industry in order to create a highly skilled, educated and competitive workforce.
For more information please see the related links below.
Find a Registry Agent
Select your registry agent. Registry agents offer registration, information and licensing services on behalf of government. The Government of Alberta is working collaboratively with registry agents to bring more government services online. You are not required to visit the selected registry agent.
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