Table D.1.2
Number of registered apprentices, by major trade group and sex, Canada, 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010

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Table D.1.2
Number of registered apprentices, by major trade group and sex, Canada, 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010
Table summary
This table displays the results of number of registered apprentices 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, both sexes, males, females, percent female and males , calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
1995 2000 2005 2010
Both sexesNote 1 Males Females Percent female Both sexesNote 1 Males Females Percent female Both sexesNote 1 Males Females Percent female Both sexesNote 1 Males Females Percent female
number percent number percent number percent number percent
All major trade groups 163,374 151,947 11,424 7 199,074 181,611 17,463 9 293,838 265,083 28,755 10 430,452 372,792 57,663 13
Automotive service 24,750 24,249 501 2 27,792 27,183 606 2 37,254 36,234 1,017 3 45,429 43,656 1,770 4
CarpentersNote 2 20,295 19,848 450 2 21,489 21,048 441 2 39,927 39,183 741 2 51,516 50,148 1,371 3
Early childhood educators and assistants 6 3 0 Note ...: not applicable 993 108 885 89 3,681 291 3,387 92 7,974 582 7,392 93
ElectriciansNote 3 28,248 27,768 477 2 31,560 30,885 675 2 49,038 47,913 1,125 2 66,120 64,032 2,088 3
Electronics and instrumentation 2,757 2,673 84 3 3,618 3,477 141 4 4,218 4,014 201 5 6,087 5,514 570 9
Exterior finishing 5,256 5,208 51 1 6,990 6,924 63 1 11,073 10,956 114 1 14,184 14,013 171 1
Food service 7,281 5,370 1,911 26 8,442 5,841 2,604 31 10,947 7,428 3,516 32 18,708 12,021 6,687 36
Hairstylists and estheticians 7,467 1,224 6,243 84 11,118 1,599 9,519 86 15,954 2,022 13,935 87 20,385 2,151 18,237 89
Heavy duty equipment mechanics 5,106 5,076 27 1 7,278 7,242 36 0 8,460 8,379 81 1 12,429 12,240 192 2
Heavy equipment and crane operatorsNote 3 3,876 3,795 84 2 6,174 6,018 156 3 10,701 10,458 243 2 11,769 11,598 174 1
Interior finishingNote 2 7,890 7,674 219 3 9,525 9,153 372 4 14,787 13,905 879 6 18,327 16,791 1,536 8
Landscape and horticulture technicians and specialists 1,677 1,320 357 21 1,611 1,251 360 22 2,160 1,722 441 20 3,198 2,517 681 21
Machinists 6,387 6,252 135 2 9,942 9,738 207 2 10,488 10,209 279 3 10,638 10,335 303 3
Metal workers (other) 3,702 3,573 129 3 4,650 4,587 66 1 5,796 5,694 99 2 8,583 8,349 234 3
Millwrights 6,420 6,348 72 1 8,280 8,190 87 1 10,170 9,990 177 2 12,039 11,787 249 2
Oil and gas well drillers, servicers, testers and related workers Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ...: not applicable Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ...: not applicable 450 450 0 Note ...: not applicable 5,244 5,235 6 0
Plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters 15,036 14,925 114 1 17,064 16,893 168 1 27,783 27,393 390 1 44,835 43,908 927 2
Refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics 3,039 3,018 21 1 3,783 3,750 33 1 5,208 5,172 36 1 7,698 7,623 78 1
Sheet metal workers 4,659 4,605 57 1 4,860 4,797 63 1 6,552 6,435 117 2 8,832 8,640 192 2
User support technicians 18 6 12 67 129 108 24 19 753 663 90 12 19,605 9,822 9,786 50
Welders 4,722 4,656 66 1 8,583 8,361 225 3 10,944 10,491 453 4 16,707 15,732 978 6
OtherNote 4 4,785 4,365 417 9 5,199 4,464 735 14 7,497 6,066 1,434 19 20,142 16,101 4,038 20
.. not available for a specific reference period
... not applicable
0 true zero or a value rounded to zero
1. Figures for "Males" and "Females" may not add to totals for "Both sexes" because of rounding to the nearest 3.
2. In British Columbia, the "Joiner" trade, which was previously included in the "Carpenters" major trade group, is now included in the "Interior finishing" major trade group.
3. Changes to the Emploi-Québec reporting decreased the number of registered apprentices in 2008, especially in the "Industrial electrician" and "Heavy equipment and crane operators" trades.
4. Consists of miscellaneous trades and occupations not classified elsewhere.
Notes: In 2008, the Registered Apprenticeship Information System (RAIS) underwent a major survey redesign.
Beginning with the 2008 data, the RAIS used the National Occupation Classification (NOC) to create a special grouping of 22 major trade groups (as shown in this table). All RAIS historical data have been revised to reflect these 22 groups.
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, all counts are randomly rounded to a multiple of 3. Since the total and subtotal values are independently rounded, the total values may not match the sums of the individual values. Similarly, percentage distributions, which are calculated on rounded data, may not necessarily add up to 100%.
For a brief description of this indicator, including the methodology, please see the Handbook for the Pan-Canadian Education Indicators Program.
Source: Registered Apprenticeship Information System (RAIS), CANSIM Table 477-0053, Registered apprenticeship training, registrations, by age groups, sex and major trade groups, annual (number) (replacing CANSIM Table 477-0051, which has been terminated), published June 26, 2012.
Updated December 13, 2012.
 
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