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Whether you’re thinking about what to do after you graduate, you’ve already graduated, are thinking of making a career change or you’re already working in the trades, becoming a tradeswoman has many perks!

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I Am A Student

Ever thought of a career in the trades?

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There are a ton of benefits — good wages, stable hours, great job benefits, mentoring and leadership opportunities, an active lifestyle, and a clear path from your paid apprenticeship through to becoming a journeyperson. 

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If you become a tradeswoman, you’ll have great job stability that gives you real financial independence — not to mention a good pension when you decide to retire.

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I Am In Transition

Current job not working out for you? You may want to start a career in the trades.

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After just a few weeks of training, you could be working on a job-site making good money as an apprentice. As an apprentice, you’ll earn as you learn, giving you financial stability as you go along the path from apprentice to journeyperson.

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That’s not all. Because of the high demand for skilled tradespeople, there are many government programs you can apply for to cover your training costs.

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Good wages, stable hours, great benefits, mentoring and leadership opportunities, an active lifestyle, and real financial independence — not to mention a good pension when you retire. All of these make a career in the trades well worth it

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I Am Working In The Trades

If you’re already working in the trades, then you know about many of the benefits already: good wages, job benefits, stability for you and your family, and a job that keeps you active, are part of the package when it comes to a career in the trades.

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But what you may not know is that there are more opportunities than ever for support and mentorship for women! And that’s not all — there is a growing need for women in leadership roles too. OBCT can help you get into these roles with our training opportunities and mentorships.

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