Employers play a crucial role in apprenticeship. Whether you are an employer already engaged in the hiring and training apprentices or looking to explore the possibilities, this section connects you to information on available resources and your responsibilities as an apprentice sponsor in your province or territory.
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Training On-the-Job Program
Provides a wage subsidy to small and medium employers to hire and train unemployed or under-skilled workers. Training can be up to 52 weeks, may be delivered on the job site, with a training provider or both. Employers are expected to hire the trainee when training ends.
Tribal Chiefs Employment and Training Services Association Edmonton, Alberta
Employers may access job-ready candidates.
Wabun Tribal Council (Mamo-Nuskomitowin) Timmins, Ontario
Employers may access job-ready candidates and other supports.
Walpole Island First Nation Wallaceburg, Ontario
Employers may access job-ready candidates and other supports.
Welcoming Workplace Poster
Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve Wikwemikong, Ontario
Employers may access job-ready candidates and other supports.
With Glowing Hearts – Reservist Support Initiative
The Canadian Armed Forces provide reservists with world-class training to develop key competencies and skills which form the foundations of a reservist and also an invaluable employee.
Women in Resource Development Corporation
Works closely with operators, contractors and other employers to review and assess diversity policies and practices. Recommendations, customized tools and supports are provided.