George Brown College Apprenticeship

Discover the advantages of apprenticeship at George Brown College and get paid on-the-job hands on training and theory at the same time.

52% skilled trades people are expected to retire in the next 15 years and Ontario's manufacturing sector will require 400,000 new workers.

More than one third of new jobs will require a skilled trade designation or college diploma.

There are more that 130 skilled occupations that can be practiced through Ontario's apprenticeship training system. Chefs, educational assistants, millwrights, tool & die makers, steamfitters, cooks, bakers, electricians, carpenters, industrial mechanics sheet metal workers and plumbers are all defined as "skilled trades," and represent occupations that are integral to the functioning of Ontario's economy.

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• pastry

[kmd]

well im in the buniness coop program at st james campus but mine is 2 semesters at co-op placements on top of the usual program. it takes longer but its totally worth it in the end because you come out with real world experience

[kmd]

3.0 gpa

[mrmista101]

@matt986423 hey what do you mean took ur cash wasted ur time ur saying its not a good college :s im planning on goin next year thats why im wondering

[edgehead13]

@kmd hey man, what apprenticeship program did u do and how did u get into it?

[lynch390]

@matt986423 Did it? What happened? I'm at Niagara right now. Taking a welding technician course.

[matt986423]

took my cash wasted my time.

[understyles88]

GBC pwns sick skoo

[andypunit]

also what are the requirments for the coop programs