Are you an indigenous individual ready to explore a world of opportunities in the Trades? We are here to support your journey!
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion means that your unique perspective is not only respected, but celebrated. You being a part of this industry makes it more vibrant and dynamic. Choosing a trade career is not just a personal journey; it’s a powerful way to directly contribute to your community’s well-being and success. Your skills are valuable and essential, and they have the potential to bring about a real and lasting impact, transforming lives and entire communities.
Explore trade opportunities that align with your individual strengths and uncover your unique talents and passions as a step toward building a rewarding career!
Dive into the world of trades and discover the trade that aligns with your interests and values.
Learn from journeyperson mentors. Learn from experienced tradespeople who can guide you and share their knowledge and wisdom.
Embrace the exciting possibilities that a career in the trades can offer while staying true to your roots and culture. Your heritage is your strength and your future in the trades is limitless!
Offered on nation, and off nation in safe and inclusive training environments, this program is fully funded, and allows you to earn apprenticeship hours and safety certifications.
Boilermakers work on boilers, tanks, and vats used in various industrial processes, and Boilermaker Welders weld and fabricate components used on them.
Electricians install and maintain electrical systems, wiring, and components in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
Carpenters work with wood and other materials for buildings, furniture, and fixtures, while Scaffolders assemble and dismantle scaffolding to provide safety for construction or maintenance tasks.
Cooks prepare and cook meals in restaurants, hotels, and other food service establishments.
Steamfitters, Gasfitters, Sprinkler System Installers, Plumbers and Welders build and maintain piping systems that carry water, steam, chemicals or fuel.
Divided into Reinforcing, Structural and Welders, these professionals specialize in reinforcing concrete structures and structural frameworks.
Responsible for regulating temperature and prevent energy loss by installing insulation materials to reduce sound, air, smoke, and fire passage.
Millwrights install, maintain, and repair industrial machinery and equipment in manufacturing and production facilities.
For young adults aged 18 – 35, contact your Community Employment and Training office.
For high school students in grades 11 & 12, contact your Career Counsellor or Teacher.
Here are all the ways you can contact The Educational Partnership Foundation.
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LOCATION
Calgary:
Suite 416, 602 11 Ave SW
Calgary, AB, T2R 1M7
Edmonton:
6303 Roper Road
Edmonton, AB T6B 3G6
PHONE Office: 403.457.5822
OUR HOURS
Monday to Friday
8:30am - 4:30pm
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TEPF values the diversity of the people and communities we serve and is committed to attracting, engaging and developing a diverse and inclusive volunteer team, Board of Directors, and workforce.
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