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Fantastic $8,000 for new skilled trade workers to cover apprenticeship t...


Fantastic $8,000 for new skilled trade workers!to cover apprenticeship training costs in Canada


Canada needs skilled tradespeople! Plumbers, welders, crane operators – the backbone of our economy is facing a shortage

But there's good news for those looking for a rewarding and in-demand career! Liberal Party leader Mark Carney has announced a significant commitment

As part of their election campaign, the Liberal Party is proposing to cover apprenticeship training costs – up to a fantastic $8,000 for new skilled trade workers!This powerful incentive aims to attract more Canadians to these essential and often high-paying careers. Imagine starting a secure future without the burden of hefty training fees!This is Technician wanted dor ca , your YouTube channel for Canadian job opportunities in high-paying skilled trades. We bring you the latest news and insights to help you build your future in Canada.Don't miss out on valuable information and other exciting job opportunities! Be sure to watch our other videos for more insights into Canada's skilled worker landscape.Subscribe to Technician Wanted dot ca and stay informed! Your future in Canada's skilled trades could start right here.

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