If you are currently in Canada on a work permit and thinking about moving into skilled trades, this video will give you a practical starting point.
Many people believe they must go through public colleges and long study programs, but there are also private training academies, micro-credential programs, and short trade courses that can help you start building skills and enter the trades industry faster.
In this video I talk about:
• How work permit holders can move into skilled trades
• Private academies and short trade training programs
• Micro-credential courses that can help you start faster
• How to begin your job search in skilled trades
• How to create a strong resume for trade jobs
• How to approach companies and apply for entry-level trade positions
If you’re already in Canada and want to move into careers like welding, construction, electrical, or other trades, this information can help you take your first steps.
Skilled trades are one of the most in-demand career paths in Canada, and many companies are looking for motivated workers who want to learn and grow in the trades industry.
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🔗 Helpful Websites & Resources
You can visit these official websites to learn more about skilled trades, apprenticeships, and job opportunities in Ontario:
• Skilled Trades Ontario
https://www.skilledtradesontario.ca/
• Government of Ontario Apprenticeship Program
https://www.ontario.ca/page/apprenticeship-ontario
• Job Bank Canada (for trade job search)
https://www.jobbank.gc.ca
• Government of Canada Job Bank Apprenticeship Services
https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/apprenticeship
These platforms can help you explore training pathways, apprenticeships, and skilled trades job opportunities in Canada