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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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Construction Craft Worker (Labourer)

Construction Craft Workers (Labourers) do it all—from setting up and taking down construction sites, to collaborating with other tradespeople to build, maintain and remove the structures around us. 

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Skilled Trades Certification (Compulsory Trades)
Skilled Trades Certification, also known as compulsory trades, is now in effect, requiring tradespeople in select trades to be registered apprentices, trade qualifiers, or certified journeypersons. Skilled Trades Certification, also known as compulsory trades, is now in effect, requiring tradespeople in select trades to be registered apprentices, trade qualifiers, or certified journeypersons.
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Workforce Readiness Initiative (WRI)

The Workforce Readiness Initiative (WRI) is a project-based funding program that will invest $40 million over three years, beginning in 2026-27. The WRI's goal is to strengthen trades training opportunities and grow British Columbia’s skilled workforce.

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About Exams
There are two types of exams: Standard Level Exams and a Final Certification Exam, in the form of either the Interprovincial Red Seal or Certification of Qualification.
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Electrician, Construction

Construction Electricians are tradespeople who keep the lights on. They put their minds and bodies to work, inspecting, testing, installing and replacing the electrical systems that run our world. 

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Electrician, Industrial

Industrial Electricians work behind-the-scenes to ensure the safe and efficient operation of a wide range of sites—from mines to shipyards and factories.  

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Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)

Millwrights are systematic fixers whose expertise covers a wide range of tasks. In fact, their work borrows from many other trades—electricians, plumbers, machinists and mechanics—all rolled into one. 

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Marine Service Technician

Marine Service Technicians are agile and versatile, often fulfilling the role of mechanic, welder and carpenter all on the same day. They work hard to make sure each vessel sets a smooth course.