SUPPORTING WOMEN IN SKILLED TRADES PROJECT

Are you a tradesperson or considering a rewarding career in the skilled trades? The Supporting Women in Skilled Trades Project is here to support and empower you!

Whether you’re just starting out or advancing your career, we provide the mentorship and connections you need to succeed in 39 eligible Red Seal trades in the construction and manufacturing sectors—at no cost to you.

This project is open to all individuals who identify as women.

What We offer

We’re committed to helping you thrive in the skilled trades. Here’s how:

Personalized Guidance: Get one-on-one support to navigate the apprenticeship system, access training, and overcome challenges.

Mentorship Network: Be inspired by experienced women in skilled trades who can share advice, encouragement, and real-world insights.

Workshops and Events: Celebrate achievements, learn from experts, and connect with peers at women-led events and workshops.

Community and Employer Partnerships: Benefit from a network of employers, educators, and organizations dedicated to supporting women apprentices and building inclusive workplaces.

WHY THE SKILLED TRADES?

Skilled trades offer incredible opportunities for growth, stability, and making a meaningful impact in your community.

With the Supporting Women in Skilled Trades Project, you’ll have the support and resources to take the next step in your career—whether that’s starting your journey or reaching your next milestone.

How We’re Making a Difference in Our Community:

  • Empowering women apprentices with employment and wraparound support.
  • Building a mentorship network with skilled mentors and apprentices.
  • Hosting annual events to inspire and celebrate women in trades.
  • Engaging community partners to foster collaboration and opportunities.

HOW TO GET STARTED

The Supporting Women in Skilled Trades Project is your chance to join a growing community of women breaking barriers in the skilled trades. Don’t wait—take the next step toward a brighter future today.

Contact us today to get started!

Email Lynne Sinclair, Supporting Women in Skilled Trades Project Coordinator, at lynne.sinclair@saultcareercentre.ca