Resume & cover letter service
Trades-focused resumes that put your tickets, hours and hands-on skills where hiring managers look first.
$149 CAD
Learn more about Resume & cover letter serviceOur mission is simple: make it easier for anyone in Canada to find, start and finish a trades career. Guides on apprenticeship and the Red Seal, a job board for apprentices and journeypersons, and practical help when you want it — from people who respect the work.
Free guides cover the basics. When you want a hand, our services give you focused, practical help with the parts that trip people up.
Trades-focused resumes that put your tickets, hours and hands-on skills where hiring managers look first.
$149 CAD
Learn more about Resume & cover letter servicePractise real trades interview questions, learn what foremen listen for, and walk in confident.
$79 CAD
Learn more about Interview prep courseOne-on-one or small-group tutoring for Red Seal and Certificate of Qualification exams.
$65/hour or $299 for a 5-hour bundle CAD
Learn more about Red Seal / C of Q exam tutoringRed Seal–style multiple-choice practice to build speed, accuracy and confidence. Free sample quizzes available now; trade-specific question banks launching soon.
$49 one trade or $97 all trades (12 months access) CAD Coming soon · free samples available now
Learn more about Practice testsOur shortlist of study guides, code books and starter tool kits — chosen for apprentices on a budget.
Free recommendations
Learn more about Recommended books & toolsA step-by-step walkthrough of how apprenticeships work in Canada — finding a sponsor, registering, and balancing on-the-job hours with technical training.
What the Red Seal endorsement is, who can write the interprovincial exam, how it's structured, and how to prepare without wasting study time.
Construction, industrial, motive power or service? Questions to ask yourself and a plain-language overview of common trades in Canada.
Should you start with a college program or go straight to work as an apprentice? The trade-offs in cost, time, credit and job prospects.
Employers in the trades check references seriously. Here's who to ask, how to ask, and how to build references even if you're new.
Common questions employers ask apprentices and journeypersons, grouped by theme, with tips on what a strong answer sounds like.
Filter by trade, province or territory, and job type — apprenticeship, full-time, part-time, contract or seasonal.
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