To beome a certified journeyman you must pass an
exam or work as an
apprentice. (You can work in most trades without certification, but the wages are lower.) The links below explain the process.
Trades fact sheets
In Manitoba there are 50 trades that are regulated by the government. Each trade has standards and conditions. We have produced "fact sheets," specifically for New Manitobans, that set out the certification process for each trade. |
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Apprenticeship Manitoba
This government office regulates trades in Manitoba. Staff can advise you on how to get trained, certified and to work. They have people who specifically work with New Manitobans. |
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Career Destination MANITOBA for Newcomers
Immigrants tell what they did to become successfully employed. These inspirational stories can help you build your own success in Manitoba. The people on the site discuss topics including learning English, qualifications recognition and adapting to workplace culture.
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Job Research Tool
This interactive tool will help you find advertised jobs, employers, wage rates, job requirements (such as experience, education, language, licensing). Select the name of your occupation and preferred location, and the tool produces a detailed report. |
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Tradesinfo.ca
This free website tracks nationwide job opportunities in the trades, wage rates and training opportunities. Learn tools and terminology. See articles and videos. The site also information on Canada's national standard, Red Seal. |
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