What is Apprenticeship Training?

• After completion of a First-Year Program, the student will enter the workforce as an “Apprentice” and, over the next three or four years, will improve on those skills acquired and learn new ones.
• Apprentices should return to school at least once a year to work on the advanced level courses
• Bricklayer Apprentices must accumulate 7200 hours of work experience and in-school training to complete their Apprenticeship.
• Concrete Finisher Apprentices must accumulate 5400 hours of work experience and in school training to complete their Apprenticeship.

Advanced-Block Training Offered

Date: TBA Contract Krista @ 834-4085 for more information.

Interprovincial Journeyperson’s Certificate

Once all Apprenticeship training has been completed, the Apprentice may then take the Journeyperson’s Exam (Administered by the Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour)

Upon successful completion of this exam, the Apprentice then becomes a “Journey person” and is qualified to work anywhere across Canada as a Certified Bricklayer or Concrete Finisher.