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Joining the Trades: What Can I Be?

Joining the Trades: What Can I Be?

by Jasmin Bollman
Jobs People Do | JobsPeopleDo.com

Are you wondering what types of careers are available to you in the trades sector? There is literally thousands to choose from. Check out just a few of the careers we found on CareersInTrades.ca!

Construction
Construction and Maintenance is the best known skilled trades sector. These jobs are available across Canada in both urban and rural areas. Some of its apprenticeable trades are:
– Bricklayer
– Heavy equipment operator
– Painter and decorator
– Ironworker
– Mechanic
– Plumber
– Welder

Transportation
Transportation trades cover vehicles ranging from automobiles and motorcycles to airplanes and cranes. These jobs are anywhere vehicles can be found, which can be a farm, an airport, a harbour or any street! Some of the apprenticeship trades include:
– Agricultural Equipment Technician
– Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic
– Auto Body Repairer
– Motorcycle Mechanic
– Transport Trailer Technician

Manufacturing
Manufacturing trades can lead to careers in many different sectors, including cars, textiles and even food production. These careers can secure a job in many manufacturers and bring you to the root of product development. Some of the apprenticeable trades include:
– Automotive Machinist
– Graphic Arts (Pre-Press, Press and Bindery)
– Industrial Electrician
– Power System Operator
– Sawfiler/Fitter
– Tool and Die Maker

Service
The service sector offers jobs for those interested in working more closely with the public. From chefs to hairstyling, this sector offers many career opportunities. Some of the apprenticeable trades include:
– Arboriculturist
– Baker
– Barber
– Graphic Arts Technician
– Hairstylist
– Jeweler and Goldsmith
– Upholsterer

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