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Catalogue no. 81-595-M — No. 063

Frequency: Occasional

ISBN: 978-0-662-48390-8

ISSN: 1711-831X

Ottawa

Acknowledgements

This report was funded by Human Resources and Social Development Canada, our project sponsors. Data used in the report are reported by provincial and territorial ministries responsible for apprenticeship training and compiled by the staff of Institutional surveys section of Statistics Canada. We are grateful for their significant and valuable contributions.

In addition, the assistance of the following people was valuable to the production and redaction of this report: Danielle Baum, Kathryn McMullen, Richard Shillington, Karl Skof, Isabelle Thony, the members of the Canadian Council of Directors of Apprenticeship (CCDA) Research Committee and as well as the members of the CCDA Project Steering Committee.

La version française est disponible sur demande (N^o 81-595-M au catalogue N^o 063)