Page Truth and Reconciliation Learn what Truth and Reconciliation means to SkilledTradesBC and the actions we are taking to take part in reconciliation.
Page Tax Credits The Government of Canada provides income tax credits for registered apprentices. Indigenous peoples and persons with disabilities may be eligible for additional tax credits.
Page Canada Apprentice LoanThe Canada Apprentice Loan offers interest-free loans to help registered apprentices with the cost of their training.
Page Employment Insurance The Employment Program of British Columbia (EPBC) provides financial support to apprentices through a network of WorkBC Apprentice Services.
Page Challenge a Certification Exam If you have extensive experience in your trade, you may be eligible to write the certification exam and receive full certification.
Page Are You Impacted by SkilledTrades Certification?Implementation of Skilled Trades Certification is currently underway. Each trade has a one-year transition period, which will allow uncertified workers to register as an apprentice or become certified by challenging a certification exam.
Page Employers and Skilled Trades CertificationBy requiring tradespeople to become a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice, Skilled Trades Certification helps ensure you have a highly skilled workforce.
Page Information Sessions and EventsWhat does Skilled Trades Certification mean for tradeworkers and employers in B.C.? Attend an event to learn more and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Page Experienced Workers Experienced workers are a crucial group in the trades, as they bring years of valuable experience and in-demand skills to the table.
Page Financial Benefits for Sponsor Employers The Provincial and Federal governments provide income tax credits, grants, and other financial support for employers with registered apprentices.
