Your Career Guide
skilled trades
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How Are Provinces Diversifying the Future of Trades?
Skills Canada is the leading Canadian organization promotes skilled trades and technologies to youth. Read on for insights from Ontario, BC, and Alberta.
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The 10 In-Demand Trades Jobs in British Columbia
Here are 10 of the top in-demand trade occupations, according to the BCIT — and the BCIT programs designed to prepare you for them.
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Mentorship Is Crucial to Growing a Female Workforce
With trades facing significant skills shortages, women are in a prime position to fill positions — but they still only make up 4.7% of trade workers in BC.
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Saving a Place for Women in Construction
Committed to diversity, LNG and JGC Fluor launch their joint YOUR PLACE program to attract, recruit, train, and employ more women in the skilled trades.
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Women in Construction — Trading in a Job for a Career
Women share their experiences from the YOUR PLACE skilled trades program, and the positive impact it's had on their lives — both professional and personal.
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A Message from Skills Ontario
Learn about the opportunities and support available for young women considering skilled trades from Skills Ontario's Jennifer Green.
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How WiN Helps Women Succeed in the Nuclear Industry
Organizations like WiN help women succeed in the nuclear industry. WiN President Lisa McBride shares some insights on the types of opportunities available.
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Opportunities for Women in Energy
The nuclear industry has unlimited possibilities for women, so we asked three industry leaders for their insights about the opportunities ahead.
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Algonquin College and Hydro Ottawa Partner to Save Women a Seat in the Classroom
With women being underrepresented in science and technology sectors, Algonquin College and Hydro Ottawa are saving a space for qualified women.
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How to Leverage a Labour Shortage in the Skilled Trades for a Meaningful Career
More women are entering the workforce than ever, and as they occupy senior positions, the tired narrative around skilled trades as a male field is changing.
