Apprenticeship

David Milne is making a deep impact by helping create tangible pathways for the next generation of professionals.

Government investing $3 million in Landscape Ontario's GROW and Apprenticeship Programs to address the skilled labour gap.

Wages will be subsidized by the program up to $250 per week, to a maximum of $3,000 for 10-12 weeks.

Apply now for the Horticultural Technician Pre-Apprenticeship Program in Toronto, Ont., that combines on-the-job training with classroom instruction.

Pre-apprenticeship program helps to develop desirable skills, connect with employers and find meaningful work in designing, building and maintaining beautiful landscapes.

Join Landscape Ontario in recognizing some amazing individuals as they step into the next phase of their apprenticeship journey.

High school and post-secondary students from across the province rose to the challenge at this year’s Skills Ontario Competition.

A Q&A with Melissa Young, CEO and Registrar of Skilled Trades Ontario on efforts to modernize the apprenticeship program in Ontario.

Full-day event consisted of speakers, an employer panel and breakout sessions to explore the best ways to leverage apprenticeship to better help employers retain and recruit staff.

High school and post-secondary students from across the province rose to the challenge at this year’s Skills Ontario Competition.