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Median employment income¹ of apprentices who obtained a certificate in a selected trade² in 2010

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Heavy duty equipment technician Steamfitter-pipefitter Industrial electrician Industrial mechanic (millwright) Refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic Construction electrician Welder Sheet metal worker Plumber Truck and transport mechanic Carpenter Automotive service technician Child and youth worker³ Landscape horticulturist Early childhood educator³ Cook Educational assistant³ Hairstylist 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 dollars At certification At certification Four years after certification Four years after certification
1.
Employment income includes earnings from wages and salaries and self-employment.
2.
A trade must be a designated trade in two or more provinces to be considered a trade at the national level.
3.
Only considered to be apprenticeshipable trades in Ontario.
Source(s):
Table 37-10-0017-01.

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Median employment income¹ of apprentices who obtained a certificate in a selected trade² in 2010, dollars
  At certification Four years after certification
Heavy duty equipment technician 79,920 107,220
Steamfitter-pipefitter 78,030 105,620
Industrial electrician 74,350 93,540
Industrial mechanic (millwright) 74,060 99,320
Refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic 69,030 85,720
Construction electrician 59,810 83,330
Welder 57,900 83,020
Sheet metal worker 56,660 71,120
Plumber 56,460 74,200
Truck and transport mechanic 51,980 76,050
Carpenter 47,650 55,440
Automotive service technician 40,860 60,230
Child and youth worker³ 37,070 41,490
Landscape horticulturist 32,890 48,140
Early childhood educator³ 30,490 35,300
Cook 30,090 38,590
Educational assistant³ 21,950 34,180
Hairstylist 21,130 19,530
1.
Employment income includes earnings from wages and salaries and self-employment.
2.
A trade must be a designated trade in two or more provinces to be considered a trade at the national level.
3.
Only considered to be apprenticeshipable trades in Ontario.
Source(s):
Table 37-10-0017-01.
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