National Apprenticeship Survey: Canada Overview Report 2015
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Table A.2.1 Demographic characteristics of apprentices, Canada

Table A.2.2 Apprenticeship status and apprenticeship activities after trade program completed or discontinued, Canada

Table A.2.3 Province or territory of registration by apprentice status (2011 to 2013), Canada

Table A.2.4 Apprentices' educational background and parents' trade certification by apprentice status (2011 to 2013), Canada

Table A.2.5 Proportion of apprentices in a Red Seal trade and top 10 Red Seal trades by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.2.6 Distribution of years until apprenticeship program completed or discontinued, by apprentice status (2011 to 2013) and Red Seal trade, Canada

Table A.3.1 Apprenticeship experience in high school and reasons for registering for apprenticeship, Canada

Table A.3.2 Summary of work experience and course work during apprenticeship, Canada

Table A.3.3 Difficulties encountered during apprenticeship, Canada

Table A.3.4 Assessment of work experience and technical training, top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.3.5 Discontinuers' work experience and technical training during apprenticeship and main reason for not completing, Canada

Table A.4.1 Federal support for apprentices, Canada

Table A.4.2 Use of Employment Insurance (EI) program by apprentices, Canada

Table A.4.3 Other sources of financial support during apprenticeship, Canada

Table A.5.1 Summary of certification by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.5.2 Summary of completers' certification status, Canada

Table A.5.3 Summary of Red Seal endorsement, completers in Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.6.1 Employment status by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.2 Employment status of completers in top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.6.3 Hourly wages and annual earnings for job held week prior to survey interview by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.4 Grouped hourly wages for job held week prior to survey interview by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.5 Employment characteristics by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.6 Employment characteristics for completers in top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.6.7 Apprentices working in same occupational group as training program trade, by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.8 Occupation by National Occupational Classification (2011) broad group and working in apprentice trade, completers in top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.6.9 Industry sectors (NAICS) of completers in top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.6.10 Job benefits by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.6.11 Job satisfaction by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.7.1 Mobility during 12 months prior to apprenticeship, Canada

Table A.7.2 Mobility during apprenticeship by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.7.3 Province / territory of registration, province / territory of residence at time of survey (2015), and province / territory of employment (2015), Canada

Table A.7.4 Province / territory of residence at time of survey by province / territory of job held during week prior to survey, by province / territory of residence, Canada

Table A.7.5 Province / Territory of the job held during the week prior to the survey for apprentices residing and working in different Province / Territory, Canada

Table A.7.6 Mobility by Red Seal trade status, Canada

Table A.7.7 Province / territory of registration, province / territory of residence at the time of the survey (2015), and province / territory of job held during the week prior to the survey, top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.8.1 Attitudes toward trades by apprentice status, Canada

Table A.8.2 Attitudes toward trades, top 10 Red Seal trades, Canada

Table A.8.3 Attitudes toward apprenticeship by age group, Canada

Table A.8.4 Attitudes toward trades by sex, Canada

Table A.8.5 Attitudes toward trades by highest level of education (2015), Canada

Table A.8.6 Attitudes toward trades by parents' education, Canada

Table A.9.1 Influences on decision to learn a trade by sex, Canada

Table A.9.2 Age at registration by sex, Canada

Table A.9.3 Red Seal trade status and completers' certification status by sex, Canada

Table A.9.4 Difficulties encountered during apprenticeship by sex, Canada

Table A.9.5 Discontinuers' main reason for not completing their apprenticeship by sex, Canada

Table A 9.6 Employment status by sex, Canada

Table A.9.7 Influences on decision to learn a trade by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.8 Age at registration by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.9 Red Seal trade status and completers' certification status by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.10 Difficulties encountered during apprenticeship by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.11 Discontinuers' main reason for not completing apprenticeship by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.12 Employment status by Aboriginal status, Canada

Table A.9.13 Influences on decision to learn a trade by immigrant status, Canada

Table A.9.14 Age at registration by immigrant status, Canada

Table A.9.15 Red Seal trade status and completers' certification status by immigrant status, Canada

Table A.9.16 Difficulties encountered during apprenticeship by immigrant status, Canada

Table A.9.17 Discontinuers' main reason for not completing apprenticeship by immigrant status, Canada

Table A.9.18 Employment status by immigrant status, Canada



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Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all respondents who gave their time to participate in the 2015 National Apprenticeship Survey (NAS). We would like to thank very much the collection teams in head office and the regional offices of Statistics Canada. A special thank you, to all interviewers who made NAS a success. Also the dedication of the survey development, implementation, processing, methodology and coding teams was essential to the project’s success and is appreciated.

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Table of contents

Executive summary - Main page
List of Acronyms
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Profile of apprentices
Section 3 Experiences in apprenticeship program
Section 4 Financial supports for apprentices
Section 5 Certification
Section 6 Labour market outcomes and job satisfaction
Section 7 Mobility
Section 8 Attitudes toward trades
Section 9 Demographic groups of interest
Section 10 Conclusion
Appendices
References

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