For Women, Indigenous People, Immigrants, and Youth
Opportunities
Starting your career in the trades isn't always easy – particularly for members of underrepresented groups, including indigenous people, women, immigrants and youth.
Funding shouldn't stop you though, which is why we offer subsidized programs for eligible applicants.
Government Sponsored Training Opportunities – UA Piping Industry College of British Columbia
uapicbc.ca
UAPICBC, in partnership with the Industry Training Authority, and funded through the Canada Job Fund – Employment Services and Supports program offers subsidized programs aimed at encouraging entry into the trades. These programs are targeted to eligible* applicants who are traditionally under-rep...Our campuses use state-of-the-art equipment that meets or exceeds industry standards – ensuring that students are engaged and able to understand key concepts.
Here's one of our instructors, Audrey Curran, demonstrating using the smart podium in a plumbing classroom. www.uapicbc.ca/
Very pleased to host such lifelong learners. #teachersrock #technologyeducationteachersreallyrock
What a great ProD for our Tech Ed teachers! Thank you @UAPICBC! https://t.co/Z1AwSMKOyV
Check out our Intro to Construction (ITC) class at Thornhill in @CityofTerrace Made benches for an elementary school in #Hazelton ITC is for people who are interested in a trade, but not sure which one. Sample multiple trades and then choose one. No tuition @ita_bc @SD82Careers
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