Your Career Guide
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Women Power up Canada’s Nuclear Industry
Addressing the climate crisis requires all hands on deck, and the trades in particular play a big role in creating a clean energy future.
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A United Front for Progressive Change
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 353 is proud to be a diverse and progressive union, supporting members with respect and opportunity.
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WiRE and the Future of Clean Technologies
WiRE sees opportunities for clean technologies and for underrepresented groups in all facets of the industry — including the skilled trades.
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Skilled Trades Need to Change to Prevent Homelessness
With all the efforts to promote careers in the construction industry and skilled trades in general, let’s not forget those we failed along the way.
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A Demand for Skilled Trades
As demand for green energy grows in Canada, so do the opportunities. Trades jobs in energy promise empowering, meaningful, and lucrative careers.
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This Small Organization Helps Your Child #DreamBig
With a community of industry, educators, and female role models, Build a Dream helps your daughter find #HerPower and explore careers like skilled trades.
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Free Tuition and Paid Work Placements Lead to New Careers
St. Clair College in Windsor, ON, empowers women to explore new career paths through fully-funded skilled trades program.
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Women in the Trades Are Rewiring the Future
Fleming College's focus on recruiting and training women to study in its skilled trades programs is empowering students across Ontario.
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How Skills Ontario Supports Women in the Skilled Professions
The skilled trades and technologies face a daunting gender gap — one that Skills Ontario is helping to bridge through its Young Women's Initiatives.
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Women in Trades
While Canada's skilled trades industry is growing, the field is still dominated by men. Join the movement to shape a more diverse and dynamic future.
