1. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101

2. For students currently enrolled in high school/apprenticeship does not replace academics

3. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Minimum age of 16 years old/can be mature student

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5. Part One: Credits earned towards high school graduation.

6. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 The formula is… 110 hours worked = One Credit at the Grade 12 Level

7. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Through the HSAP Program, students can earn up to 8 credits at the Grade 12 level!!!

8. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Part Two: The second credit the HSAP student receives are in the form of hours towards apprenticeship in a certified trade.

9. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 What does that mean?

10. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 In order to become a journeyperson or to become certified in a trade you need two things…

11. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Part One-Technical Training that can be obtained at school or college. Ex. PCI offers technical training in Carpentry, Automotive and Hairstyling.

12. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Part Two-Apprenticeship hours. These are hours earned as an employee in a certified trade.

13. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 The HSAP program allows you to begin collecting the apprenticeship hours while you are still in high school.

14. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 This makes it a perfect complement to your current technical programming.

15. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP 101 You can work towards both level one of your technical training and hours towards your apprenticeship at the same time.

16. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 How do I get started?

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18. Homework for the HSAP program includes getting a job. Family and family friends are a great place to start regarding getting connected. A parent or relative is able to apprentice you.

19. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Can I apprentice in a trade if the technical portion is not offered at my school? Ex. PCI does not offer a welding program, can I still apprentice as a welder?

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21. You will be able to begin collecting your apprenticeship hours now and take your technical training later.

22. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 101 Over 50 qualifying trades. You could try Industrial Electrician, Welding, Agricultural Equipment Technician, Automotive Painter, Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, Carpenter, Floorcovering Installer, Plumber, Painter and Decorator, Cook, Hairstylist, or Partsperson to name but a few.

23. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP 101 The minimum that an HSAP student can earn is minimum wage plus ten percent.

24. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Hours are very flexible in that they can be earned during or outside of the regular school day including weekends and the summer months.

25. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP 101 To register your apprenticeship you need to connect with Mr. Hordeski who will assist in completing all necessary paperwork.

26. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM There is a $50 fee to register your apprenticeship with Apprenticeship Manitoba.

27. THE QUIZ At what age can you begin an apprenticeship?

28. THE QUIZ As an apprentice, how many hours do you have to work to earn a credit?

29. THE QUIZ How many credits can be earned through the HSAP?

30. THE QUIZ How much does an apprentice earn?

31. THE QUIZ When can apprenticeship hours be earned?

32. THE QUIZ How much does it cost to register an apprenticeship?

33. THE QUIZ Can my mom, my uncle, or my cousin apprentice me?

34. THE QUIZ If I am enjoying the HSAP, can I drop my other classes?

35. THE QUIZ What are the two parts involved in earning certification in a trade?

36. THE QUIZ What is the most important piece of homework you must do in order to participate in the HSAP?

37. HIGH SCHOOL APPRENTICESHIP VIDEO