Resources

Take a look at the benefits that come with hiring an apprentice.

The Hall features 14 interactive exhibits (booths) where visitors can learn about construction careers by participating in a variety of hands-on demonstrations and speaking with industry professionals at different stages of their careers.

Youth Skilled Trades Camps provide hands-on experiences for youth in grades 7 through 9 across the province to discover skilled trades at no cost.

Each NS Works location offers in person and virtual support for job seekers and employers.

We inspire and prepare African Nova Scotian high school students for college, university and beyond. We coach students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 to plan, prepare and pursue college and university – and continue to provide wrap around supports as they navigate their post-secondary education and transition into their chosen careers.

Job search resources, Career Planning tools including Explore Careers, Compare Careers, Education and Training. Guides and resources to support career decision making.

Journeypersons take an active role in mentoring apprentices and help them progress through training to certification. Check out the Journeyperson incentive program.

Internationally trained workers are highly motivated to achieve success in their new jobs and in their new communities. Hire today.

There are excellent opportunities for Mi’kmaw/Indigenous people in the skilled trades. Certified tradespeople are in demand in the Nova Scotia labour force. The Agency is committed to working with Mi’kmaw communities, Indigenous organizations, and employers to prioritize the hiring of Indigenous apprentices in housing, construction and other projects in Mi’kmaw communities and surrounding areas. Learn more.