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Table D.1.2
Number of registered apprentices, by sex and major trade group, Canada, 1995, 2000, and 2003 to 2007

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1995
	Building construction	Electrical, electronics and related	Food and service	Industrial and related mechanical	Metal fabricating	Motor vehicle and heavy equipment	Other¹	Total, major trade groups
Both sexes	34,785	29,215^r	15,100^r	13,550^r	33,465^r	34,390^r	2,860	163,370
Male	33,910	28,685	6,875^r	13,340	33,070^r	33,775	2,290	151,945
Female	875	525	8,225	215	400^r	620	570	11,425
Percent female	3	2	54	2	1	2	20	7
2000
Both sexes	39,090^r	32,555^r	19,935^r	16,555^r	44,290^r	41,975^r	4,675^r	199,075^r
Male	38,120^r	31,820^r	7,745^r	16,300^r	43,580^r	41,150^r	2,895^r	181,610^r
Female	970^r	735^r	12,190	255^r	705^r	825^r	1,780	17,465^r
Percent female	2	2	61	2	2	2	38	9
2003
Both sexes	53,835^r	42,415^r	25,040^r	19,690^r	52,935^r	49,885^r	6,995^r	250,795^r
Male	52,355^r	41,360^r	9,225^r	19,340^r	51,905^r	48,805^r	3,520^r	226,515^r
Female	1,480^r	1,055^r	15,815^r	350^r	1,030^r	1,085^r	3,475^r	24,280^r
Percent female	3	2^r	63	2	2	2	50r	10
2004
Both sexes	60,610	45,430^r	25,995^r	19,890	54,895^r	52,835	8,120	267,775^r
Male	58,965	44,315	9,700^r	19,535	53,795^r	51,680	4,005	241,995
Female	1,645	1,110	16,295^r	355	1,100^r	1,155	4,115	25,775
Percent female	3	2	63r	2	2	2	51	10r
2005
Both sexes	68,740^r	49,435	27,220^r	21,020^r	60,620^r	57,755^r	9,045	293,835
Male	66,705^r	48,230	9,695^r	20,640^r	59,290^r	56,390	4,125^r	265,080
Female	2,035	1,205	17,525^r	385	1,330^r	1,360	4,915	28,755
Percent female	3	2	64	2	2	2	54	10
2006
Both sexes	75,575^r	54,395	29,615	23,170	68,770^r	64,930	11,715	328,165
Male	73,045^r	52,970	10,435	22,725	67,010^r	63,285	5,735	295,205
Female	2,530	1,425	19,180	445	1,760	1,645	5,980	32,960
Percent female	3	3	65	2	3	3	51	10
2007
Both sexes	80,205	59,945	32,100	24,125	76,685	69,875	15,615	358,555
Male	77,260	58,175	11,365	23,655	74,575	67,960	7,495	320,485
Female	2,950	1,770	20,735	470	2,110	1,915	8,115	38,070
Percent female	4	3	65	2	3	3	52	11
1. Consists of miscellaneous trades and occupations not classified elsewhere. Many of the new apprenticeship trades and occupations that have been introduced since the 1990s have been added to this group. Notes: The number of registered apprentices includes those still registered from the previous year (apprentices who have not yet completed and have not withdrawn from training) plus apprentices newly registered during the current year. To ensure the confidentiality of responses, a random rounding process is applied to the data. Since the total and subtotals are independently rounded, the total value may not match the sum of the individual values. Similarly, percentage distributions, which are calculated on rounded data, may not necessarily add up to 100%. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM Table 477-0051, Registered Apprenticeship Information System. Last updated June 25, 2009.

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Table D.1.2 Number of registered apprentices, by sex and major trade group, Canada, 1995, 2000, and 2003 to 2007

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Table D.1.2
Number of registered apprentices, by sex and major trade group, Canada, 1995, 2000, and 2003 to 2007