WINDSOR, ONT. --
The Ontario government is investing nearly $4 million to help youth access skilled trades networking and training opportunities in communities hit hard by the pandemic.
The funding is through Support Ontario Youth and will help deliver 70 one-day boot camps to offer young people hands on training, resume writing and introductions to potential future employers in various skilled trades industries.
“There are many rewarding, well-paid opportunities in the skilled trades and there will be even more in the coming years as more tradespeople retire and jobs grow,” said Minister McNaughton. “This great project will offer over two thousand young people an opportunity to get basic skills and form valuable connections in skilled trades that open doors to apprenticeships and meaningful careers. We want to inspire and prepare people for these exciting paths and ensure they succeed on their journey so employers can find the talent they need.”
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