Skilled Trades Placement Program Funding
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced that the federal government will invest $880 million in funding to provide young Canadians with paid, four-month job placements in skilled trades beginning early next year. This initiative is part of a larger $8-billion plan introduced since the spring economic update aimed at promoting and developing skilled trades across Canada. The program includes additional incentives such as…
Ottawa to fund paid, four-month placements in skilled trades at a cost of $880-million →Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced a federal initiative providing $880 million for paid job placements lasting up to four months in the skilled trades sector for young Canadian workers. The program aims to offer practical experience prior to entering an apprenticeship, with enrollment expected to begin early next year.
Liberals roll out plan to offer paid, four-month placements in skilled trades →Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced a new program that provides young Canadians with four-month paid placements in skilled trades starting early 2027, funded by $880 million over five years from Ottawa's larger $8 billion commitment. The initiative includes a $5,000 bonus for those completing an apprenticeship and earning certification after April 1, 2025. Additionally, the government plans to launch the Build…
A paid skilled trade placement program is coming for Canadian youth →Analysis
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the federal government is putting $880-million behind a plan to get young workers paid, on-the-job experience in the skilled trades.
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18 Sep A paid skilled trade placement program is coming for Canadian youthJobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced a new program that provides young Canadians with four-month paid placements in skilled trades starting early 2027, funded by $880 million over five years from Ottawa's larger $8 billion commitment. The initiative includes a $5,000 bonus for those completing an apprenticeship and earning certification after April 1, 2025. Additionally, the government plans to launch the Build…Global News
18 Sep Liberals roll out plan to offer paid, four-month placements in skilled tradesJobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced a federal initiative providing $880 million for paid job placements lasting up to four months in the skilled trades sector for young Canadian workers. The program aims to offer practical experience prior to entering an apprenticeship, with enrollment expected to begin early next year.Toronto Star
18 Sep Ottawa to fund paid, four-month placements in skilled trades at a cost of $880-millionJobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced that the federal government will invest $880 million in funding to provide young Canadians with paid, four-month job placements in skilled trades beginning early next year. This initiative is part of a larger $8-billion plan introduced since the spring economic update aimed at promoting and developing skilled trades across Canada. The program includes additional incentives such as…The Globe and Mail
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