National Apprenticeship Survey: Canada Overview Report 2015
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Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all respondents who gave their time to participate in the 2015 National Apprenticeship Survey (NAS). We would like to thank very much the collection teams in head office and the regional offices of Statistics Canada. A special thank you, to all interviewers who made NAS a success. Also the dedication of the survey development, implementation, processing, methodology and coding teams was essential to the project’s success and is appreciated.

This publication was prepared jointly by Statistics Canada and Employment and Social Development Canada. The support for this collaborative project provided by several individuals (detailed list in appendix D) during all steps of the study is gratefully acknowledged.

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Table of contents

Executive summary - Main page
List of Acronyms
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Profile of apprentices
Section 3 Experiences in apprenticeship program
Section 4 Financial supports for apprentices
Section 5 Certification
Section 6 Labour market outcomes and job satisfaction
Section 7 Mobility
Section 8 Attitudes toward trades
Section 9 Demographic groups of interest
Section 10 Conclusion
Appendices
References

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