Category:Apprenticeship
Local 353 steps up to host 2022 Skills Ontario Post Secondary Electrical Wiring Competition
It was a hard decision to make, the 2022 Skills Ontario Competitions would be held once more virtually via https://www.skillsontario.com/. …
The Ontario Government is investing over $13 M to help train apprentices and journeypersons in electrical and low voltage fields.…
Proposed legislation will help apprentices prepare for in-demand jobs and complete their training faster “IBEW applauds Minister McNaughton’s leadership by…
Message from James Barry, Executive Secretary Treasurer, IBEW Construction Council of Ontario. Please read the attached report, 309A Electricians: What is…
IBEW CCO Executive Secretary Treasurer James Barry attends announcement today in Toronto with Minister McNaughton I was pleased to attend…
Attention all parents! Skills Ontario, in partnership with Edgefactor, is offering a #SkillsAtHome Challenge Series to encourage the exploration of…
Once an apprentice has completed their 9,000 hours of supervised learning, they’re ready to take the biggest step of their…
In Canada, an electrician must write a four-hour exam to earn their 309A construction and maintenance electrical license— and their…
The IBEW and ECAO continues to showcase our vibrant and strong electrical apprenticeship system at the 2019 Ontario Technological Skills…
IBEW’s Local Union 804 in the Breslau region has received approximately $5.5 million in federal funding over 5 years to…
On May 6 – 8, 2019, we celebrated the 30th anniversary of Skills Ontario with yet another successful competition and…
The IBEW-ECAO have developed a research paper that looks at apprenticeship systems across the country: what has worked and what has not been successful.