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Looking for a rewarding career with good pay and opportunities throughout Nova Scotia?

Become a skilled trades professional. Explore all of the possibilities of a career in the skilled trades. Learn about the supports and incentives available to you. Whether you’re a high-school student, exploring post-secondary options, interested in direct entry apprenticeship pathways, or you’re looking for apprentices for your business – this site has all the information you need.

Youth Resources

Looking for a good paying career with lots of opportunity throughout the province? Become a Skilled Trades Professional. There are more than 70 career options to choose from. And financial incentives, learning supports and tool grants to help you through your journey.

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BTAC Pre-Apprenticeship Training and Direct Entry Opportunities

Building Trades Advancement College of Nova Scotia

Learn more about the pre-apprenticeship training and direct entry opportunities offered through the Building Trades Advancement College of Nova Scotia.

Why BTAC?

The Building Trades Advancement College of Nova Scotia

Learn more about what the Building Trades Advancement College of Nova Scotia has to offer future students.

Have You Thought of Construction Video Series

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council

The video series helps you better understand the ICI construction sector, including working in construction, how to get started, various options and opportunities, and much more.

Trades Exhibition Hall Virtual Tour

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council

Trades Exhibition Hall (TEH) is a unique venue that offers the opportunity to experience construction occupations. This virtual tour allows you to explore a variety of Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (ICI) construction and management occupations. During the tour, you can click on all points of interest to gain knowledge about each career.

Career Pathways

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council

Career Pathways help you start your journey with personal analysis, research, and planning. Assess your strengths, explore career options, and create a roadmap to reach your goals.

Youth Programming and Career Exploration Activities

Department of Education and Early Childhood

Explore and navigate skilled trades curriculum and options in your schools.

Pre-apprenticeship Programs

Nova Scotia Community College

NSCC offers 30+ programs to kickstart your apprenticeship. Register as an apprentice and transfer your credits.

General Labour Market Information

Government of Nova Scotia

Want to know the demand for various trades? Explore the latest statistics and data here.

Explore Nova Scotia Community College Trades and Transportation Programs

Nova Scotia Community College

Nova Scotia Community College offers programs that prepare students for careers in building and manufacturing trades, the marine sector and transportation trades. They are designed to meet provincial and national occupational standards.

Nova Scotia Community College Career Exploration

Nova Scotia Community College

Explore careers that align with your interests and skills to find the right education path at Nova Scotia Community College.

Explore Trade and Technology Careers with Skills Competences Canada

SkillsCanada

Explore the various industry sectors to learn more through Skills Canada. 

Career Personality Quiz with WorldSkills

WorldSkills

Find a skill that works with your interest, take the career personality quiz through WorldSkills.

Career Exploration with WorldSkills

WorldSkills

Explore what each trades is about through WorldSkills.

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Build Force Labour Market Information

Build Force

Explore the current state of Canada’s construction sector. Click here for industry insights and trends.

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council – Industry Outlook

Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council

Interested in a deeper look at the Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (ICI) Construction sector? Click here for insights and industry data.

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