The industrial Millwrights and Electrical Program is a government funded pre-apprenticeship, meaning there is no cost on the participant to attend the training. It is important to note that there will still be living costs associated to being part of the program such as individual housing, gas, food, etc.

The focus of this program is to train participants for a career in the industrial/manufacturing sectors.

The Industrial Millwright and Electrical Program does require some additional independent preparation hours outside of scheduled time for homework, practice and test preparation. There are some assignments outside of regular class work that represent trade-specific, theory-based learning in order to prepare students for upcoming classes.

Participants will receive assistance to create a career action plan and connect them to employers. Participants will also have access to a variety of workshops to help them prepare to job search and work in the industry.

Both training facilities are bus accessible, however, please make sure to check but schedules ahead of time.

There is parking available at both locations.
Skilled Trades Site – Parking is available at the front of the building
Head Office Site – Parking available down the ramp, at the back of the building.

During the program, we use 2 different facilities:
Skilled Trades Site – 3335 North Service Rd, Unit 102 b, Burlington ON (in-shop training)
Head Office Site – 3350 South Service Rd, Burlington ON (theory sessions)

As a successful applicant into the program, you will not need to make any personal financial investments. We provide work boots and safety glasses, dust masks, textbooks and a tool kit to use during the program and keep after graduation.

This program offers a Pre-apprenticeship certificate and transcript that will prepare you to enter employment that leads to apprenticeship.

The MEP program offers many career paths upon completion. If apprenticeship is the path you want to pursue, you can work with you job coach to discuss options available for you based on the employment conditions at that time. The MEP Program curriculum aligns closely with the first year apprentice millwrighting, machining and electrical curriculum, preparing you with the skills and confidence to pursue an apprenticeship.

Upon completion, you would still be required to complete apprenticeship level training, as outlined in the apprenticeship guidelines of Ontario.

For more information regarding the apprenticeship process and requirements, please visit: Apprenticeship in Ontario | ontario.ca

Typically, the program is scheduled to be in-person, with the occasional online sessions.
However, we reserve the right to adjust the delivery method as needed.