CAF-FCA research addresses the needs, interests and priorities of the apprenticeship community, providing insights that inform the programs, policies and practices of Canadian apprenticeship stakeholders.
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Countering the concern that apprenticeship training is a considerable cost to employers, this report analyzes the costs and benefits of training.
If persons with disabilities receive training and supports, they can make a valuable contribution to Canada’s skilled trades workplaces.
Many Canadian employers are unaware of how apprenticeship training can improve their bottom line. Engaged employers discussed how to spread the word.
Stakeholders share their thoughts on the state of apprenticeship in Canada, as well as the challenges brought by technological change and an aging workforce.
This report provides an overview of the resources available to analyze graduate outcomes.
This report outlines the costs and benefits of apprenticeship for individuals who attend private training providers.
This report describes successful Essential Skills and Apprenticeship initiatives across the country.
Based on a survey with apprentices in colleges from across the country, this report outlines the costs and benefits of apprenticeship for the individual.