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Bruce Northrop SSA and Career Programs Coordinator Phone: 250-564-3121
Sonny Pawar Work Experience Officer
Fax: 250-564-4896
Office Address: 3400 Westwood Drive Prince George, BC |
$1000 Secondary School Apprenticeship (SSA) Scholarship"Secondary School Apprenticeship Program" means an educational program that consists of workplace based training where secondary students register as apprentices with the Industry Training Authority (ITA); (Ministerial Order 282/04) Secondary School Apprenticeship (SSA) program involves part-time work within a trade - something many secondary students are doing already. You might already be a secondary school apprentice and not even know it!
If you are still a high school student working part-time in a trade, you are probably a 'hidden apprentice'. By registering as a SSA student, you will be able to earn dual credit for the work you're already doing, become eligible for a $1000 scholarship, and get a head start on earning your trade certification.
SSA is NOT the CTC program.
To register for SSA you must contact the School District Career Programs Office at 250-564-3121.
SSA Qualifying TradesAll BC and Red Seal Trades qualify as SSA program trades. The below is just an example of some trades that will qualify. For a full list visit www.itabc.ca
• Asphalt Paving • Automotive Painter • Automotive Service Technician • Baker • Cabinet Maker (Joiner) • Carpenter • Cook • Drywall Finisher • Electrician • Florist • Hairstylist • Heavy Duty Mechanic • Industrial Mechanic • Locksmith • Machinist • Meatcutter • Painter & Decorator • Plumber • Roofer • Steamfitter / Pipefitter • Tire Repairer • Welder Level "C"
SSA Eligibility• Be between the ages of 15 to 19 years old.
• Registered in School District No. 57
• Have an employer that will sponsor you
SSA Grant Requirements• Have a minimum 480 hours logged with the Industry Training Authority (ITA)
• Maintained a C+ average in all grade 12 courses
• Graduated Grade 12 with a full graduation certificate (Dogwood)
• Be working or training 5 months after you have graduated, OR have logged 1100 hours with the ITA
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