The next decade is going to be a great time to be in the skilled trades, #Sudbury. #CanadaStrong #ViveleCanada #ElbowsUp #TeamViv 🇨🇦 La prochaine décennie sera une période importante pour les métiers spécialisés, Sudbury. #CanadaFort #ViveleCanada #CoudeàCoude #ÉquipeViv - ThreadSky

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vivianelapointe.bsky.social • 13 days ago

The next decade is going to be a great time to be in the skilled trades, #Sudbury. #CanadaStrong #ViveleCanada #ElbowsUp #TeamViv

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La prochaine décennie sera une période importante pour les métiers spécialisés, Sudbury. #CanadaFort #ViveleCanada #CoudeàCoude #ÉquipeViv

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1marzipan.bsky.social•12 days ago

Excellent. Career launching initiative that will easily payoff quickly.

jtskiwtr.bsky.social•13 days ago

I’ve been saying this for years. Forget college and learn an actual money paying trade. Most people coming out of college never go into the jobs they went to college for and are in Huge debt.

alientech.bsky.social•13 days ago

College isn’t about learning a trade and working in it after graduation. You don’t go to college just ‘to get a job’—you go to get an education. The fact that college-educated people can work in many different jobs not directly related to their degree proves that.

trishly.bsky.social•12 days ago

Sadly, the trades have been frowned upon for decades.
now we have a major shortage.
Premiers have been very short sighted.
of i could do my life over I'd stay far away from the corporate world!!

careersinthetrades.bsky.social•13 days ago

Recruitment and retention are always the key to a robust apprenticeship program. People need to know how, when, and where they can access apprenticeship opportunities, whether it be jobs or the required training. MLISTD in Ontario is broken and outdated, and Trade Skills Ontario is underutilized.

tamlwd.bsky.social•12 days ago

We need more in trades too.

flamingfartnado.bsky.social•12 days ago

Cool, so would there be a possibility of potentially getting into a program if you're not Canadian and would they potentially get Canadian citizenship by completing said apprenticeship and getting hired on to a domestic companies?

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