An infographic about how to navigate the pathways into an apprenticeship.

A series of short videos about the realities and benefits of choosing a career in the trades; specifically pursuing an apprenticeship.

An LBS activity that outlines “a day in the life” in the trades, including what it's really like, hours of work, gaps in work, type of work, environment, travel, and common misconceptions.

A learner resource (accompanied by  practitioner and curriculum guides) to help LBS programs and learners find out about the different pathways into apprenticeship and how to navigate the apprenticeship process.  There's also information about how to connect with apprenticeship and skilled trades support organizations.

A math-focused LBS activity that guides learners through exploring the finances needed to pursue a trade.  It also outlines financial supports available to apprentices. to helps learners decide if pursuing an apprenticeship is financially feasible for them. 

Resources focused on the minimum educational requirments needed to pursue an apprenticeship.  The workbook also provides information about how and why a learner may want to consider pursuing educational upgrading beyond the required minimums.  The Excel chart provides information about the differences in minimum educational requirements for each of Ontario's Skilled Trades. 

A tipsheet for Literacy Networks and LBS programs that contains strategies for developing and maintaining partnerships with pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship training delivery agents (TDAs).

A guide for finding existing curricula and curated lists of apprenticeship resources that programs can use to support learners interested in the skilled trades.

Resource which include: 1) a fillable mapping tool networks can use to identify upgrading, employment and skilled trades supports in their area, 2) a partnership tool that networks can use to promote their supports and services (free and fee for service), 3) a guide full of tips and suggestions for using the above 2 tools.