Real Apprentices - Interviewing 5 Successful apprenticesearch.com Users

From Left to Right: Jonathan, Casey, Kevin, Chris, and Nara.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kevin, 1st Year Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Mechanic Apprentice, Brampton

    "[Employers are looking for] someone who has got their mind set on what they want to do, and realizes than an apprenticeship is a lifetime experience.  Sometimes it seems long, but it is worth it.  My only regret is not starting sooner.

To read the complete interview with Kevin, click here.

 

Nara, 4th Year Automotive Service Technician Apprentice, Simcoe 

    "[Job Seekers] should think about the decision [to go into the trades], feel it out for themselves and not go straight into it if they are not sure which direction to go.  There are plenty of routes in the motive power sector, not just Automotive Service Technician.  I would also advise someone to get some experience before you go into it, such as helping out your dad on the car...

Click here to read Nara's entire interview.

 

Casey, 3rd Year Electrician Apprentice, Hamilton

    "You need to be able to think on your feet and be willing to listen to others.  It is important to follow instructions, especially in the electrical trade.  You also need to be a quick learner and also have a good memory to learn and remember all of the electrical codes."

For the rest of Casey's interview, click here.  You can also read what her employer, Control Tech, had to say by clicking here.

 

Jonathan, 1st Year Electrician Apprentice, Waterloo

    "Getting an apprenticeship isn't easy.  An apprentice has to have an open mind, a good work ethic, and a willingness to learn."

You can read more about Jonathan by clicking here.

 

Chris, General Machinist Apprentice, Niagara Falls

    "apprenticesearch.com has information about all the trades.  I used it all the time.  It was through this service that I discovered information which led me in the right direction"

Learn more about Chris here.

 

 

 - Jeff Tudhope