Hire an apprentice

Provides a financial bonus to Ontario employers in the trades to register new apprentices.
  • Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
Overview of the Hire an apprentice program:

The Ontario government’s "Hire an Apprentice" program is designed to support employers who hire apprentices in various skilled trades. The program aims to encourage the development of skilled labor by providing financial incentives to employers, fostering growth in Ontario’s workforce. It benefits both employers and apprentices, ensuring a steady supply of qualified tradespeople.

Benefits of the Hire an apprentice program:
  • Financial Incentives: Employers can receive grants to offset the costs associated with hiring and training apprentices. This reduces the financial burden on companies and encourages them to participate in the apprenticeship system.
  • Workforce Development: By participating, companies contribute to the development of a skilled workforce, which can lead to increased productivity and business growth.
  • Talent Pipeline: Access to a pool of motivated, trained workers who can be developed to meet the specific needs of the company.
Eligibility criteria of the Hire an apprentice program:
  • Employers: Must be located in Ontario and engaged in trades recognized under the program.
  • Apprentices: Must be registered as apprentices in Ontario.
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