The Government of Quebec offers various apprenticeship training programs, providing financial support to individuals and employers. These programs aim to develop the skills of workers and meet the labor market needs.
Through the Canada-Quebec Agreement on the Harmonization of Apprenticeship Training, the Government of Canada and the Government of Quebec provide funding for apprenticeship training programs.
McGill University's School of Continuing Studies offers apprenticeship training programs in partnership with the government, providing individuals with the skills and knowledge required for in-demand jobs.
Quebec International provides information on government-funded apprenticeship training programs, including the Apprenticeship Incentive Grant and the Completion Grant.
The Quebec government offers various apprenticeship training programs, including those in the trades and technology sectors, with funding available for tuition fees and living expenses.
The Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) published a study on Quebec's strategy for apprenticeship training, highlighting the importance of government funding in supporting the development of a skilled workforce.
The Ministry of Employment and Social Solidarity offers apprenticeship and training services, including financial assistance for individuals and employers participating in government-funded apprenticeship training programs.
Workforce Quebec provides an online tool to help individuals and employers navigate the various government-funded apprenticeship training programs available in Quebec, including information on eligibility criteria and application procedures.