Apprenticeship in Electrician: Construction & Maintenance

About this programme

The School of Skilled Trades at the Kingston Campus offers the in-school study portion of the apprenticeship program for students already registered and working in the trade. Level 1 Apprenticeship Program Code 1174 Level 2 Apprenticeship Program Code 1175 Level 3 Apprenticeship Program Code 1176 Level 4 Apprenticeship Program Code 1177 (includes CoQ Exam Prep) *Begins Fall 2027 Apprenticeship training is the only way to become an Electrician. Apprentices are employed while learning. In the beginning, you are indentured to an employer who must agree to hire you and provide training during the term of apprenticeship. You must attend classes, pass examinations, and fulfill the contract in order to receive your Ontario Certificate as a qualified journeyperson Electrician. This program is funded in part by the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development. Learn more about Apprenticeships in Ontario . For start dates, contact the Employment Ontario apprenticeship office in your area. Upon successful completion, the apprentice is able to navigate and apply sections of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC). Upon successful completion, the apprentice is able to interpret and use information provided from drawings, specifications and standards for electrical installation and maintenance (single-phase). The apprentice is also able to create drawings and schedules. Upon successful completion, the apprentice is able to apply electrical principles, concepts and associated calculations as well as demonstrate the following; how to measure circuit parameters, how t