Introduction to ACCESS Trades    

ACCESS Trades was established to increase training and apprenticeship opportunities in the urban Aboriginal community.  Our services are specifically designed for men and women interested in entering into apprenticeship training and becoming certified in one of the trades.


ACCESS Trades works closely with the Industry Training Authority (ITA) of BC and share their goal of doubling the number of Aboriginal apprentices in British Columbia by 2010.


We have established partnerships with government, training institutes, employers, trades organizations and community groups to provide our clients with industry certified training and connections to employment.


Three apprenticeship counselors are on staff to assist apprentices throughout the full term of their apprenticeship.   Our apprenticeship counselors monitor the progress of Aboriginal apprentices in over fifteen different trades.  Whether you are an apprentice baker or carpenter ACCESS Trades staff are here to assist you.


If you have questions about your apprenticeship or questions about becoming an apprentice call one of our ACCESS Trades counselors today 604 922-4077.

 

 

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