Earn credits towards an OSSD while training as a registered apprentice.
Learn while building a successful career.
Apprenticeships are, generally, offered in four sectors: construction, motive power, industrial and service.
The skilled trades offer career opportunities, job satisfaction and excellent economic rewards to young, motivated, bright students.
Spend half of the school year in school and the other half at work.
Once indentured or registered as an apprentice, the hours worked are logged toward the number of hours required for journeyperson status in the chosen trade.
Earn credits and log apprenticeship hours.
Continue the apprenticeship after earning the OSSD.
Students may return for another semester or year if additional credits are needed.
Enter an apprenticeship at an earlier age - an advantage to both students and employers.
The combined knowledge and talents of the partners involved in OYAP creates the best possible learning/training situations for candidates in the program.