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Connect With a School
Find all the school districts that offer Youth Trades Programs in BC below. From there, you can chat with someone who can help you connect with students.
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Apply To Be an Approved Training Provider
Application for Designation and the Designation Review Process provide a quality assurance mechanism to ensure that training providers meet SkilledTradesBC's program standards for training facilities, instructor qualifications, course curriculum, assessment processes, trade competencies and general operations.
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Skilled Trades Certification
Skilled Trades Certification is now in effect for 7 electrical and mechanical trades. If you are an uncertified worker or employer with uncertified workers in these trades, you will need to meet the requirements. Skilled Trades Certification is now in effect, requiring tradespeople working in 7 electrical and mechanical trades to be registered apprentices or certified journeypersons.
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Challenge a Skilled Trade
To challenge a trade means to assess your skills, knowledge, and experience against the standards set by SkilledTradesBC.
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Financial Support
Financial support is available for employers and apprentices registered with SkilledTradesBC.
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Grants

The Government of Canada ended the Apprenticeship Incentive Grant and the Apprenticeship Completion Grant on March 31, 2025. 

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New Supports for Skilled Trades Certification

In addition to the provincial and federal supports available to registered employers and apprentices, we have also enhanced our supports to customers in the Skilled Trades Certification trades. 

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Become an Apprentice
We are here to guide you through a rewarding career journey that will engage your heart, head and hands.
 Success Story
Ty Edwards: Youth Trades Program to Red Seal

Ty Edwards, a Red Seal Heavy Duty Equipment Technician, kickstarted his trades career in high school. Growing up on a farm, he always had a passion for working with his hands and found joy in fixing machines that serve critical roles in our economy and communities.