Tomorrow’s Trades

Melody Novak from UHC.CA presented to 24 electrical apprentices from 773 today on upgrading options, promoting the development of academic skills in their journey. Just another thing Tomorrow's Trades and Literacy Link South Central are doing to help ✨ ctaontario.ca/tomorrows-trades for more info!

Check out our newest offering in London and Ottawa! Tomorrow's Trades is introducing a 2 & 4 credit Cooperative Education placement opportunity for Grade 12 students from Thames Valley District School Board, London District Catholic School Board, Ottawa Catholic Schools (OCSB), and Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) Visit our website (tomorrowstrades.ca) for more information and to apply before the May 25th deadline.

Are you a high school student interested in pursuing a career in the skilled trades, but are unclear with how or where to start? ✍️ That's where we come in!

The Tomorrow's Trades Cooperative Education program was designed to help you explore a variety of different construction skilled trades, so you can feel confident in pursuing the next step in your career, while earning credits toward your high school diploma.⚒️

We are now accepting applications for students in London and Ottawa for programs starting in July and September! 🗓

Apply now through our LinkInBio! 🔗

📣 Are you looking for a rewarding and exciting opportunity? 👀

The OBCT is looking for a new Project Manager. See www.obctradeswomen.com for more information.

We are accepting applications for our Ottawa program until December 1st, 2022.

The best part? It's absolutely FREE!

With the support of , Tomorrow's Trades is proud to be in Windsor providing an experiential learning based program for individuals who want to become high quality apprentices in the unionized construction sector of Ontario.

We are planning to return in the spring of 2023. Aspiring apprentices can fill out our application now as an expression of interest for future programming.

Many openings in construction trade despite Windsor's 8.5 per cent unemployment rate | CBC News Thousands of jobs are available in the construction industry, but there is still an 8.5 per cent unemployment rate. Workforce Windsor Essex is involved in a program to teach construction trades to unemployed people.

Exploring which trade is the best fit for you? Over the next few weeks we will be featuring some amazing options - let us know what you think!

Heat and Frost Insulators work with more than just heating, cooling and refrigeration systems, they also help reduce the passage of sound, air, smoke and fire. They are essential to every large institutional, commercial and industrial construction project.

Key Skills & Attributes
Strong communication, reading & numeracy skills
Strong problem-solving & planning skills
Ability to interpret specifications and shop drawings
Physical fitness
Ability to work in diverse weather & at heights
Ability to work with machinery & power tools

Journeyperson Wage Rate:
$43.56/hr

Responsibilities
Read and interpret specifications to select insulation type
Apply insulation materials to plumbing, air-handling, heating, cooling and refrigeration systems, piping equipment, pressure vessels, walls, floors & ceilings
Apply and secure insulation using spraying, blowing, taping & other methods
Measure and cut insulating materials using hand & power tools
Install vapour barriers and fire-retardant materials

Did you know?
Insulators play a key role in helping the environment by ensuring proper insulation is used that can significantly save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and pollution.

Learn more here: https://www.ctaontario.com/projects/heat-%26-frost-insulator

Did you know?
Many of the world’s greatest structures are masonry creations - including the Egyptian Pyramids, Roman Coliseum, Taj Mahal and Great Wall of China.

What great structures will YOU help create?

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