According to data from Statistics Canada, the apprenticeship program success rate in Quebec is higher than the national average, with 73% of apprentices completing their programs.
Research from McGill University highlights the success of Quebec's apprenticeship model, citing high completion rates and strong employment outcomes for graduates.
A report from the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) examines the factors contributing to Quebec's high apprenticeship success rates, including the role of government support and industry partnerships.
The Apprenticeship Program Evaluation Tool, developed by Apprentissage Quebec, allows users to track and compare apprenticeship program success rates across different regions and industries in Quebec.
A video from the Quebec Government's YouTube channel showcases the success of the province's apprenticeship programs, featuring testimonials from apprentices and employers.
Data from the Corporation des maîtres électriciens du Québec (CMEQ) shows that apprenticeship completion rates in the electrical trade are particularly high in Quebec, with over 80% of apprentices completing their programs.
The Quebec Ministry of Education's website provides an overview of the province's apprenticeship programs, including information on success rates, funding, and industry partnerships.
The Centre de recherche et de développement en formation (CRDF) conducts research and evaluation on apprenticeship programs in Quebec, publishing reports and studies on topics such as success rates and program effectiveness.