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This article was published 06/08/2022 (1289 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Employers:
SMALL, MEDIUM SIZE EMPLOYERS (SME) seeking first year apprentices in any of the 39 Red Seal Trades are eligible for up to $20,000 in incentives.
First year apprentices:
Receive support to get hands-on experience to start your career in trades. Just ask Kajon McKay who is a Powerline Technician.
McKay was hoping to join Manitoba Hydro but needed to improve his chances. He reached out to FPDI after hearing about them from a family friend and enrolled in a powerline technician course.
After taking electrical theory and then practical theory from a journeyman power line technician, he was shown the tools and related work that a lineman would experience daily.
“They helped me accomplish a quick occupation goal I never knew I wanted and have learned to love, said McKay. When asked whether he’d recommend FPDI, he said” Of course I would.” He added that he’d like to thank everyone who helped him along the way.
Learn more about FPDI’s apprentice support project for first year apprentices and SME employers at: www.fpdinc.ca, call 204.987.9570 or email us at asp@fdinc.ca.
This article is produced by the Advertising Department of the Winnipeg Free Press, in collaboration with First Peoples Development Inc