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Construction and Maintenance Sector (ICI) Applications
are taken annually depending on labour demand. Please visit this
page periodically for updates. Please review the following steps on the application process and documents required: Step 1: Apply in person at the JAC Office during the scheduled intake. Application forms will be given out to those who have the following: 1. High School Diploma. (Prior to 1984-27 credits/After 1984-30 credits) 2. Official High School Transcript. One credit from each subject listed is required. *Grade 12 English: ENG4G, ENG4A, ENG4C, ENG4U - Business English, Workplace, and Open courses are not acceptable. *Grade 12 Math: MCB4U, MGA4U, MDM4U, MCT4C, (MAP4C with minimum 70%), MTT4G, MAT4A. Business math is not acceptable. Gr. 11 Math: (MCF3M with minimum 65%), MCR3U will be accepted. *Grade 11 or 12 Physics: SPH3U, SPH4C, SPH4U, SPH4G, SPH4A. High school documents that are from another country or province they must be evaluated to prove you have the equivalency of an Ontario Secondary School Diploma and passing grades for our requirements. College/University may be recognized at a later date, but is not a substitute for the required high school credits and credentials. Please contact International Credential Assessment Service of Canada: www.icascanada.ca - please request a "Comprehensive Report". 3. Typed resume with an objective to apply for a position in the electrical apprenticeship program. Please include references with your resume. Step 2: Those applicants meeting the initial requirements will be required to undergo a mechanical aptitude test ($30.00 fee). A test date will be given when the application is complete and will be held at a later date. Step 3: The top applicants will be notified by phone/mail for an interview. For your information: All candidates for the apprenticeship must have all the required qualifications and pass the probation period before you will be granted a 1st term indentured apprenticeship contract. For information on where to obtain missing credits, please contact your local school board. Note: it must be clearly understood that only applicants meeting the above requirements will be considered by the Joint Apprenticeship Council. Those who have previously applied must re-apply, as all previous applications are null and void. You
cannot start work before being selected and processed by the JAC
staff. Part of the process includes a mandatory two week Safety
and Orientation and Material and Tool Identification course. Summer/Night School or Adult Education Centre: Toronto
District School Board: (416) 397-3000 York
Region District School Board: (905) 727-3141 Peel
District School Board: (905) 890-1099 Durham
District School Board: (905) 666-5500 |
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