The Office to Advance Women Apprentices works closely with the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA) and specifically the Women in Trades (WIT) team.
Partner NS, Partner Stories
Partner MB, Partner Stories
The Dream Team
With our partners at the Canada’s Building Trades Unions and Manitoba Building Trades, we’re building success for tradeswomen all across Manitoba.
Partner SK
Partner Up!
Find out how our organizations are working together to improve the opportunities and outcomes of tradeswomen throughout the province.
Partner PEI, Partner Stories
Career Development Services
Career Development Services and the Office to Advance Women Apprentices work together to help women find their dream jobs in PEI.
Partner NS, Partner Stories
Kelli Gordon-Skinner
Kelli is a Nova Scotia Trailblazer for women in construction. The Office to Advance Women Apprentices is delighted to have Kelli be part of the office’s founding advisory committee.
Partner NL, Partner Stories
Millwright Union Local 1009
The Local actively supports its women members and has worked closely with our office to help many of them find work.
Partner MB, Partner Stories
MCSC
The Manitoba Construction Sector Council has been a true ally to our team since we opened in 2019.
Partner Stories
Atlantic Canada Regional Council of Carpenters Millwrights and Allied Workers
Progressive, engaging, supportive and committed. That’s how the Office to Advance Women Apprentices describes the Atlantic Canada Regional Council of Carpenters Millwrights and Allied Workers (ACRC).
Partner NB
Connecting Employers with Skilled Tradeswomen in New Brunswick
As New Brunswick faces a labour shortage due to an aging population set to retire in droves in the next decade, an organization designed to help employers find skilled trades workers has opened shop in the province.
Partner MB, Partner NS, Partner SK, Partner Stories
Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU)
The CBTU is invested in diversifying the workforce! Find out more about our partnership and how we’re working together to get more women employed in the trades.
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