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The resources on this page are related to curriculum that Get SET instructors can use with learners on the Apprenticeship Goal Path.
The resources on this page are related to curriculum that Get SET instructors can use with learners on the Apprenticeship Goal Path.
Introduction to Skilled Trades - A Curriculum Resource 2025-2026
Introduction to Skilled Trades - A Curriculum Resource 2025-2026
This curriculum resource includes 4 e-booklets, each focused on a different skilled trade (Drywall, Roofer, Painter). A resource will also be developed on Security Guard. Each e-booklet is informed by research and available resources, including those found on Skilled Trades Ontario, Skills Ontario, Support Ontario Youth, Job Talks, ApprenticeSearch.com, Level Up Ontario, as well as educational resources developed for the Literacy and Basic Skills field.
Each booklet features the following:
an introduction to the skilled trade, with comprehension activities
an overview of labour market conditions for the trade, and demand in Ontario, with comprehension activities
pathways or entry points to the particular skilled trade (depending on age and literacy skills)
a step-by-step outline of the process to acquiring the skilled trade, with guidance and links to resources and supports for each step of the process
an introduction to essential literacy skills needed to enter the skilled trade, related to each of the six competencies of the OALCF, with related comprehension activities
Working in Drywall
Working in Drywall
Working in Roofing
Working in Roofing
Working as a Painter
Working as a Painter
Working as a Security Guard
Working as a Security Guard
Working as a Security Guard.pdfFillable Version
Working as a Security Gurard_fillable.pdfThis toolkit is full of resources including infographics, videos, curriculum booklets, recordings of webinars and a navigation guide of existing apprenticeship focused resources. These resources are specifically tailored to the needs of frontline LBS program facilitators and were developed in consultation with LBS program facilitators, managers and Literacy Networks across the province. They are quick to access, easy to use and FREE!
Soft Skills Assessment Tool Training Sessions.pdfSoft Skills Assessment Tool for Manufacturing:
You will learn:
How the assessment is structured
how to administer and score the assessment
how to interpret the results
This website has been designed to house a selection of Apprenticeship information and resources. The target population for this live binder is Ontario’s Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) programs. It’s our goal to provide instructors with information and resources that build their capacity to work with students who have an Apprenticeship as a career goal.
Warehouse-Curriculum-Jan-14-2021-FINAL.pdfWarehouse Worker and Material Handler Curriculum. Click here to learn more.
Helping Learners Navigate Apprenticeship Pathways by Literacy Link Eastern Ontario
Helping Learners Navigate Apprenticeship Pathways by Literacy Link Eastern Ontario
These resources were developed to support literacy program instructors in navigating apprenticeship pathways with their learners. Each Path resource describes key steps for learners and instructors for starting to explore apprenticeship and skilled trades, what learners need to get started, education and training resources, as well as employment service connections.
LBS Path to Construction Millwright
The Construction Training & Apprenticeship Ontario has created Build Your Skills, a free trade-specific learning resource, with videos, tutors, online lessons and more. It is built to help you
prepare for your apprenticeship
with in-class technical training
succeed on the job.
Below is a YouTube link with a one-minute video giving an overview of this fantastic resource.
Here you will find Math resources for the craft apprenticeship created by Education and Training Boards Ireland.
SMLN conducted an Employer/ job seeker and EO service provider Apprenticeship webinar series.
The resources include: recordings of all three of the webinars, the various power points that were used in the webinars and some links and resources that were discuss in the webinars.
https://literacynetwork.ca/resources/apprenticeship-webinar-series-resources/
PODCAST SERIES - APPRENTICESHIP.pdfGetting Connected is a podcast for not-for-profit professionals who work with adults to reach their learning, employment and life goals.. They launched a new mini-series on Apprenticeship. The first episode talks about the myths and truths of the apprenticeship system in Ontario. The second focuses on the experience of women in apprenticeship and trades. The show and all it's episodes can be found at https://anchor.fm/gettingconnected.
With this app, you can have the ultimate toolbox to exploring skilled trade and technology pathways in your pocket! Through an aptitude quiz, quick links to partnered organizations, a calendar of events, and frequent scholarship and employment opportunity updates, you’ll see which career paths could be the right fit for you and will learn more about how to succeed in these fields.
The page curates and provides direct access to a series of curriculum resources focused on building “Skills for Success” in the context of apprenticeship programs.
Level Up! is a series of dynamic, multi-day career fairs that bring together the best in skilled trades professionals across industry organizations, post-secondary institutions, businesses, associations and more. Students in grades 7 to 12 have the opportunity to learn about Ontario’s 140+ skilled trades through interactive exhibitions and hands-on activities, while hearing directly from tradespeople and local employers about life-changing career opportunities.
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