Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Training
Ontario’s Apprenticeship Certification Act recommends that those in the designated trades be employed and registered as apprentices with the be Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. In addition to on-the-job training, all apprentices in these trades are required to attend classes in trade training and related academic subjects at an approved agency. Fleming College offers a variety of apprenticeship programs , combining the required practical experience and theory, led by fully qualified instructors. Facilities used are well-equipped, industrial technical shops.
Postsecondary Programs offering In-School Apprenticeship Training Exemptions
Upon completion of one of the programs listed below, you may be eligible for exemption of the in-school training portion for the respective trade. You will be required to take your final Fleming College transcript and course outlines to your local Ministry Training Colleges & Universities office to apply.
| Trade | Current Program APS Title | Equivalent Apprenticeship Level |
|---|---|---|
| 444A | Aboriculture | Level 1, 2 |
| 444B | Aboriculture | Level 1, 2 |
| 403A | Carpentry and Renovation Technician | Level 1 |
| 403A | Carpentry and Renovation Techniques | Level 1 |
| 415A | Chef Training | Level 1 |
| 415A | Culinary Management | Level 1, 2 |
| 421A | Heavy Equipment Techniques | Level 1, 2, 3 |
| 306A | Mechanical Techniques - Plumbing | Level 1 |
| 456A | Welding and Fabrication Technician | Level 1 |
| 437A | Welding and Fabrication Technician | Level 1 |
| 456A | Welding Techniques | Level 1 |
| 437A | Welding Techniques | Level 1 |
For more information, contact our Apprenticeship Officer,
Patti-Lynn Davis
patti-lynn.davis@flemingcollege.ca
ext.1327
Apprenticeship Programs
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