Resources

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.

Three-year high school program (Gr 10-12) focused on career and education exploration through project-based learning, and community-based experiences.

Financial support is available to help you along your journey.

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There are excellent opportunities for you in the trades and we are here to help you succeed. Check out the supports, events and partners ready to help you.

At Skills Canada – Nova Scotia, we believe that everyone should have equal access to our programs, competitions and opportunities. Learn more.

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.

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

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Interested in working in the Canadian construction industry but not sure which trade is the best fit for you? Check out the many skilled trades in Nova Scotia and start your career journey here.