Apprenticeship Goal Path Resources


        
 
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Resource:
 Guide for Using 36 OALCF Apprenticeship Tasks
   
Author(s):   Literacy Northwest
Published:   2014
Funder:   Employment Ontario
   
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This project developed task-based activities to support six high-priority trades:

  • Automotive Service 
  • Carpenter 
  • Cook 
  • Electrician 
  • Millwright 
  • Plumber

The guide provides an overview.

All of the tasks can be found on the Task-Based Activities portal: http://taskbasedactivitiesforlbs.ca/

   
File(s):  PDF document guide_appr_tasks_Apr 28 2014.pdf
URL:  https://northernliteracynetworks.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/guide-to-using-oalcf-apprenticeship-task-2.pdf
   
Linked to:   OALCF
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Resource:
 Essential Skills for Trades Collection of Resources
   
Author(s):   HRSDC
Published:   2009
Funder:   Government of Canada
   
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A collection of resources produced by HRSDC related to various trades.

   
File(s):  Archive (ZIP) Essential Skills for Trades (1).zip
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Linked to:   Essential Skills
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 Trade Essentials Manuals
   
Author(s):   PEI Department of Innovation and Advanced Learning
Published:   Date Unknown
Funder:   Government of Canada
   
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The Trades Essentials program was designed to increase participation in trades by providing a well-defined pathway for each client to build on present skills and access services necessary for success in his or her occupation.

Trade Specific Essential Skills Inventories (ESI)

Through a dynamic assessment process using contextualized Essential Skills assessments, clients can identify individual proficiency levels of the following Essential Skills: reading text, document use, numeracy, oral communication, writing and using computers. The Essential Skills Inventory and the Technical Skills Inventory assist the client to develop a learning path which includes measurable targets to reach his/her individual goals.

Trade Specific Essential Skills Curriculum

Trade-specific curriculum frameworks have been created for each of the thirteen trades along with trades specific curriculum guidelines and suggested resource materials.

Technical Skills Inventories (TSI)

Through a self-assessment process, clients are able to identify their individual trade specific skills.

The Thirteen Trades:

  • Automotive Service Technician
  • Cabinet Maker
  • Carpenter
  • Construction
  • Electrician
  • Cook
  • Industrial Electrician
  • Machinist
  • Metal Fabricator
  • Oil
  • Burner Mechanic
  • Plumber
  • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic
  • Steamfitter/Pipefitter
  • Welder
   
File(s):  Archive (ZIP) Trade Essentials ES Manuals.zip
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Linked to:   Essential Skills
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Resource:
 Common Assessment for the Apprenticeship Goal Path
   
Author(s):   Literacy Northwest
Published:   March 2014
Funder:   Employment Ontario
   
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This resource contains sample tasks and activities that are adapted from the “Selected Assessment Tools”, provided by MTCU and other tools that are currently being used in the literacy field across Ontario. There is a separate section for each of the five OALCF goal paths.

Each goal path section  includes:

a) Index of Activities 

b) Key Development Skills Check List 

c) Assessment activities for each competency, level and task group 

d) Answer Guide 

e) Resource List

   
File(s):  PDF document APPRENTICESHIP SECTION.pdf
URL:  https://learningnetworks.ca/resources-publications/common-assessment-for-the-oalcf-goal-paths-resource-package-literacy-northwest/
   
Linked to:   OALCF
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Resource:
 Check Your Skills for Apprenticeship
   
Author(s):   Literacy Link South Central
Published:   Date Unknown
Funder:   Employment Ontario
   
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A quick assessment tool for someone who is interested in becoming an apprentice.

   
File(s):  PDF document Check your skills B.pdf
URL:  https://www.llsc.on.ca/resources1#Apprenticeship
   
Linked to:   Essential Skills
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Resource:
 CASSport Community Apprenticeship Skills Support
   
Author(s):   Literacy Link South Central
Published:   July 2016
Funder:   Ontario Trillium Foundation
   
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A resource for those considering an Apprenticeship to record what they learn as they research a new and exciting career in the tradess.

   
File(s):  PDF document Cassport final Draft.pdf
URL:  https://www.llsc.on.ca/resources1#Apprenticeship
   
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Resource:
 Essential Skills Workbook for the Trades
   
Author(s):   Employment and Social Development Canada
Published:   2014
Funder:   The Government of Canada
   
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A workbook with practical exercises to help learners practice their reading, writing, numeracy and document use skills. A full answer guide is included to help learners understand the steps to reach the right answer.

   
File(s):  PDF document WP-167_Workbook_FINAL_EN.pdf
URL:  https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/essential-skills/tools/wp-167-workbook.html
   
Linked to:   Essential Skills
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 Apprenticeship Answers
   
Author(s):   Literacy Link Niagara
Published:   2016-2017
Funder:   Employment Ontario and the Governments of Ontario and Canada
   
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The material created is an exploratory curriculum that allows a learner to build skills that they would need to be successful and to help decide if Apprenticeship is an option for them.

Many of the activities may also be suitable for a learner who is looking to improve their skills for secondary or post-secondary. The curriculum is intended to build some knowledge of the Apprenticeship system, while upgrading foundational skills.


   
File(s):  PDF document Apprenticeship-Answers-Curriculum.pdf
URL:  http://www.literacylinkniagara.ca/wp-content/uploads/Apprenticeship-Answers-Curriculum.pdf
   
Linked to:   Essential Skills
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Resource:
 Essential Skills Self Assessment for the Trades
   
Author(s):   Human Resources and Skills Development
Published:   2009
Funder:   The Government of Canada
   
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A checklist to help identify essential skills strengths and areas for improvement. It includes statements that describe common trades-related tasks for the nine essential skills.

   
File(s):  PDF document 195270_English.pdf
URL:  https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/essential-skills/tools/self-assessment-trades.html
   
Linked to:   Essential Skills
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Resource:
 Apprenticeship Resources for LBS Google Site
   
Author(s):   QUILL/various
Published:   2019
Funder:   Unknown
   
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This website has links to resources related to the following trades:

  • Boiler Maker/Metal Fabricator
  • Carpenter
  • Electrician
  • Millwright/Industrial Mechanic
  • Pipefitter/Steamfitter
  • Welder
   
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URL:  https://sites.google.com/view/apprenticeship-resources/home
   
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