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Installer Apprenticeship
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
At the time of
registration, the apprentice receives an Apprenticeship
Training Standard. The Apprenticeship Training Standard
outlines the skills training objectives or competencies to
be learned on the job. These competencies equip an
apprentice to work in the trade as a certified skilled
worker or “journeyperson.” The employer or trainer of an
apprentice signs the relevant section of the training
standard to indicate the progress of the apprentice in
learning individual training objectives. This signature
demonstrates that an apprentice has learned the skills
established by industry that are essential for being a
skilled worker.
IN-SCHOOL TRAINING
Floor covering installer
apprentices require two levels of theoretical training.
Depending on availability at the chosen delivery agency,
this training may be completed in one of the following ways:
• block release
(full-time, 10 weeks for each level)
• day release (1 day per week)
• part-time (generally night-school programs)
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Canadian Government
Apprenticeship Incentive Grant (AIG)
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