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Careers in the skilled trades : a resource for Aboriginal people

David, Jennifer. (Author).

Summary: This handbook is designed as a guide through the information and steps needed to make an informed decision about apprenticeships. It looks at the possible jobs available in skilled trades, how to train for the jobs, and what to expect as part of an apprenticeship program. It is primarily aimed at Aboriginal people in Ontario who are not in school.

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  • ISBN: 9781896832937
  • Physical Description: 37 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.
  • Publisher: Owen Sound, Ont. : Ningwakwe Learning Press, c2008.

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Formatted Contents Note: Introduction -- What is apprenticeship? -- Jobs in skilled trades -- Why consider apprenticeship? -- How do I find an apprenticeship program? -- How do I get into an apprenticeship program? -- What will it be like once I'm in an apprenticeship program? -- What will happen once the apprenticeship is over? -- Appendix 1: list of apprenticeship trades -- Appendix 2: Internet resources on skilled trades in Canada -- Appendix 3: Ontario AHRDAs -- Appendix 4: Ontario government regional offices.
Subject: Apprenticeship programs -- Canada
Building trades -- Vocational guidance -- Canada
Indians of North America -- Employment -- Canada
Indians of North America -- Education -- Canada
Career counselling
Aboriginal peoples
Apprenticeships
Genre: Readers for new literates.
Topic Heading: Native peoples.
First Nations.

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Decoda Literacy Library.

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Decoda Literacy Library 331.2592 D38 2008 (Text) 35410000009126 General Collection Volume hold Available -

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