An Apprentice is a person defined as a New Entrant to the industry who is undertaking a recognised skill qualification or an equivalent apprenticeship scheme for construction or non-construction apprenticeships.
An Apprentice. Meterman shall work under the direct supervision of a Journeyman Meterman and may perform other work as assigned.
An Apprentice is an Employee who is appointed as an Apprentice and who is engaged on a full-time basis as a Regular, Full-time or Part-time Employee, as defined in Article 1 -Definition, to perform work in a trade as an Apprentice under the Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Education Act.
An Apprentice is an employee who is indentured to the JATC and registered with the State and Federal Apprenticeship Training Bureau.
An Apprentice upon reaching Journey person status shall be placed in the appropriate classification for seniority purposes.
An Apprentice. Certified Automotive Service Technician having completed the required hours of apprenticeship and having successfully passed the required examinations, shall
An Apprentice. For the purpose of entrance into an apprenticeship program where the academic entry requirement is Grade or its equivalent, the following are deemed acceptable to demonstrate the required achievement: A Grade diploma from any other Canadian province or territory. A Canadian General Education Development certificate issued by a Canadian province or territory. A non-Canadian certificate determined by the Ontario Ministry of Education’s independent Learning Centre to be equivalent to the Ontario A transcript, diploma or another country, assessed at an Ontario Grade level by a recognized assessment service. A Canadian postsecondary diploma or degree. A postsecondary diploma or degree that has been assessed as equivalent to a Canadian postsecondary diploma or degree by a recognized assessment service. A certificate of completion for an Ontario academic upgrading program that is accepted by an Ontario College of Applied Arts Technology for entry into an Ontario postsecondary program. A certificate of completion for a Ministry of Training, Colleges and training program from an Ontario College of Applied and Technology. A certificate of apprenticeship in any trade from Ontario or other Canadianjurisdiction. A certificate of completion of an academic upgrading program from another Canadian jurisdiction that is accepted by an Ontario College of Applied Arts >Technologyfor entry into an Ontario postsecondary program. A postsecondary certificate of completion for a training program from another Canadian jurisdiction that is equivalent to a certificate program delivered by Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts Technology as assessed by an Ontario College of Applied A postsecondary certificate of completion for a training program from a Canadianjurisdiction that has been assessed by a recognized assessment service as equivalent to a certificateprogram delivered by Ontario Colleges of Applied Technology.
An Apprentice. Special Training will be entitled to the provisions of the Basic Labor Agreement, and will be normally scheduled for 5 consecutive, 8-hour days of training (classroom and/or on-the-job type assignments) per week. He will be expected to complete such daily and weekly hours of training which are maximums and will not be exceeded. Further, in weeks containing a holiday an apprentice will not be scheduled for training on the holiday.
An Apprentice. Will not work overtime or shiftwork without supervision; Will not be required to undertake shiftwork or overtime where it will prevent their attendance at the Registered Training Organisation as required by any statute, award, regulation or the contract of training applicable to them; and Will not work under a system of payment by results.
An Apprentice having met the all requirements (hours, months and passed government examination) will be classified within the Journeyperson or applicable class “A” rate for his/her respective trade.
