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The Employer’s Training Tax Credit
A refundable tax credit for employers of apprentices enrolled in programs administered by the Industry Training Authority. The tax credit includes three elements: the basic tax credit, the completion tax credit and the enhanced tax credit.
The Office to Advance Women Apprentices
Offers a registry of 200+ female tradespersons. Organizational training customized to employer needs and a coaching and mentoring model are further supports offered.
The PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada, Employment Assistance Service
Employers may access job-ready candidates or other supports.
The Workplace Apprenticeship Program Tax Credit for On-the-Job-Training
A tax credit for qualified employers who provide on-the-job training for an apprentice enrolled in the Workplace Apprenticeship Program (WAP) or a student enrolled full-time at a recognized educational institution.
The Yukon Business Incentive Apprentice Rebate
A rebate given to employers equal to 15% of the gross wages paid to an apprentice on an eligible project.
Trade Journey, YMCA Saskatoon
Opportunities to hire female candidates with pre-entry trades training.
Tradeability The Candidate Manager Durham Region
Employers answer questions about the job they need to fill and candidates answer questions about their skills. Employers receive a qualified shortlist at the end of the process. Employers need only one posting to access candidates throughout the region.