Programs that are marked PGWP eligible meet Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) eligibility requirements for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), including the new field of study requirement effective Nov. 1, 2024. The numbers in the PGWP eligible column are the IRCC Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) codes. International students seeking a PGWP are responsible for meeting field of study and all other PGWP eligibility requirements.
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When you complete your apprenticeship, you’ll be ready for your future in agriculture in positions such as:
- Manager
- Sales representative
- Service representative
- Technician
After completing your apprenticeship, you’ll be ready for work in:
- Automotive shops
- Car and truck dealerships
- Organizations with vehicle fleets
- Service facilities
- Specialty repair shops
After completing your third-year training and exam you’ll be ready to write the Red Seal exam and pursue a career in:
- Camps and hotels
- Catering companies
- Hospitals
- Institutions
- Restaurants
- Specialty bakeries
- Supermarkets
You’ll have plenty of options available to you following the completion of your apprenticeship. Keep your career goals in mind as you find employment as a(n):
- Apprentice carpenter
- Construction superintendent
- Contractor
- Foreman/forewoman
- Journeyman carpenter
- Subcontractor
In just three short years, you’ll be ready to write the Red Seal exam and pursue your career in:
- Bases and camps
- Clubs
- Hotels
- Institutions
- Restaurants
When you finish your apprenticeship, you’ll be prepared for such positions as:
- Business owner
- Electrical inspector
- Estimator
- Journeyman electrician
- Supervisor
Once you finish your apprenticeship, you’ll be able to start your career in industries that use heavy equipment such as:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Forestry
- Landscaping
- Manufacturing
- Mining
- Transportation
When you finish your apprenticeship training, you’ll be an expert in parts management. You’ll find employment in wholesale groups, retail businesses and warehouse distributors in positions such as:
- Driver
- Parts clerk
- Parts department manager
- Receiving clerk
- Sales representative
- Store manager
You’ll have all the skills you need when you finish your apprenticeship to find employment through:
- Commercial and residential construction companies
- Plumbing repair shops
- Renovation companies
- Self-employment
When you complete your apprenticeship, you’ll be prepared for a variety of careers, including as a:
- Business owner
- Electrical estimator
- Powerline technician
- Supervisor
- Utility technician
As a welder, you’ll find yourself in demand in a variety of capacities. When you complete your apprenticeship, you’ll be ready to work in:
- Commercial construction
- Heavy equipment repair
- Industrial construction
- Pipeline construction
- Steel fabrication
- Vessel or structural steel assembly