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Beyond Bars: NSAA supports inmate to become a RSE certified carpenter

Beyond Bars: NSAA supports inmate to become a RSE certified carpenter

The Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA) has worked with Correctional Service Canada (CSC) to…

NSAA launches new online, self-directed technical training for Cabinetmaker (Level 1)

On January 4, NSAA hosted a special launch event at the Woodlawn Public Library for its new online, self-directed technical training for Cabinetmaker (Level 1). The self-directed study program is the first to be developed as part of the Pathways Project.

The Pathways Project…

Registrations now open for the 2024 Nova Scotia Skills Competition

Showcase the skills of your trade

The Nova Scotia Skills Competition is a unique opportunity for students and apprentices to compete in skilled trade and technology competitions. Apprentices develop and showcase their skills, gain experience, and add to their resume,…

NSAA introduces MyCreds™

A new way to digitally access and share credentials

The Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency is delighted to introduce MyCreds™, an innovative digital credential wallet.

Industry Update | December 2023

Annual Industry Meeting and Awards Breakfast: Modernization in Action

In early November, the Apprenticeship Board hosted industry partners and stakeholders during the 2023 Annual Industry Meeting and Awards Breakfast (AIM).

Highlights of the event included:…

Events

Skilled Trades Camp for African Nova Scotian Youth

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Skilled Trades Camp for African Nova Scotian Youth

2021 Annual Industry Meeting

Annual Industry Meeting and Awards Breakfast: A Learning Workplace is a Healthy Workplace

The 7th Annual Industry Meeting (AIM) took place on October 28, 2021. This was an in-person event with an option to attend virtually extended…

A Journey to Success

Rafael Tomas, Automotive Service Technician | A story about the struggles of starting over in a new country, and the journey to success.

It is never an easy thing to pack up your life and move to another country. For…

Women Belong in the Skilled Trades

Melissa Cooke, Red Seal Plumber | After a short time working in the plumbing trade, Melissa Cooke’s male colleagues were accepting and ‘treated her like a sister’. But she admits that she had to work hard to get there.

Determination to Succeed

Malachi Gayle, Red Seal Truck and Transport Mechanic | As a young boy growing up in Jamaica, Malachi knew that he wanted to work in the skilled trades. He was fascinated with large trucks and the equipment required…