The Quebec government offers various programs to help young people develop skills in skilled trades, including apprenticeships and vocational training.
The Government of Canada provides funding for skilled trades programs in Quebec, including those that focus on youth employment and skills development.
McGill University's research on Quebec's vocational training system highlights the importance of skilled trades programs for youth in the province.
New Frontier School Board in Quebec offers a skilled trades program for youth, providing hands-on training in areas like carpentry and electrical work.
The Quebec Apprenticeship Commission provides information on apprenticeship programs available to youth in the province, including those in skilled trades.
A video by the Quebec Ministry of Education highlights the benefits of skilled trades programs for youth, featuring testimonials from students and employers.
The Interuniversity Research Centre for the Development of Occupational Knowledge (IRÉC) at the University of Montreal publishes research on Quebec's skilled trades labor market, including trends and projections.
United Way Centraide Canada supports programs that provide skilled trades training to youth in Quebec, helping them develop employability skills and access better job opportunities.