:: RAP - Registered Apprenticeship Program for High School Students
Earn while you learn and get a head start in your career
Prerequisites:
- Under 20 years of age on September 1 of the current school year,
Are you interested in:
- Starting your post-secondary training early in a respected career
- Working with your hands
- Working with people
- Creating and seeing the finished product
- Applying your math and science skills
As a RAP student you can earn a salary plus 40 high school credits, including four 35, 5-credit level courses towards your high school diploma.
Choose from over 50 trades and accumulate hours towards your first year apprenticeship.
Compulsory Certification Trades
Certification required to work in the trade. Apprentices must be supervised by a journeyman.
• Appliance Service Technician
• Auto Body Technician
• Automotive Service Technician
• Boilermaker
• Crane and Hoisting Equipment Operator
• Electrician
• Elevator Constructor
• Gasfitter
• Hairstylist
• Heavy Equipment Technician
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• Ironworker
• Motorcycle Mechanic
• Plumber
• Recreation Vehicle Service Technician
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic
• Rig Technician
• Sheet Metal Worker
• Steamfitter-Pipefitter
• Welder
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Optional Certification Trades
Certification is not mandatory to work in the trade. Apprentices must be supervised by a person knowledgeable in the trade.
• Baker
• Bricklayer
• Cabinetmaker
• Carpenter
• Communication Technician
• Concrete Finisher
• Cook
• Electrical Motor Systems Technician
• Floorcovering Installer
• Glazier
• Instrument Technician
• Insulator
• Landscape Gardener
• Lather-Interior Systems Mechanic
• Locksmith
• Machinist
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• Millwright
• Outdoor Power Equipment Technician
• Painter and Decorator
• Parts Technician
• Parts Technician - Materials Technician
• Power Lineman
• Power System Electrician
• Roofer
• Sawfiler
• Sprinkler Systems Installer
• Structural Steel and Plate Fitter
• Tilesetter
• Tool and Die Maker
• Transportation Refrigeration Technician
• Water Well Driller
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The following schools deliver RAP
| School |
RAP COORDINATOR |
Phone # |
| Academy at King Edward |
Ms. P. Nekolaichuk |
780-425-2306 |
| Alberta School for the Deaf / Tevie Miller Heritage School Program |
Ms. A Taylor |
780-439-3323 |
| Amiskwaciy Academy |
Ms. Sulikowski
Mr. S Lafferty |
780-424-1270
ext116 |
| Argyll Home Education Centre |
Mr. K. Whiting |
780-485-5247 |
| Aspen @ Woodside and Glenrpse School |
Mr. D. Yasinski |
780-735-7987 |
| Braemar Senior High * |
Mr.D Lyseng |
780-468-3000 |
| Centre High Campus |
Ms. S. Maloney-Savage |
780-425-6753
780-951-0957 (cell) |
| Eastglen Senior High * |
Ms. K. Bennett |
780-479-1991 |
| Edmonton Christian High School |
Ms. S. Knol |
780-408-7945 |
| Harry Ainlay |
Mr. S. Lawrence |
780-413-2700
ext 2503
780-938-4476 (cell) |
| Institutional Services * |
Mr. N. McWhinnie |
780-457-2485 |
| J. Percy Page |
Mr. J. Anderson |
780-462-3322
ext 411 |
| Jasper Place |
Mr. D. Brown |
780-408-9000 |
| L.Y. Cairns School * |
Mr. D. Antoniuk |
780-434-9561
780 904-6624 (cell) |
| L'Academie Vimy Ridge Academy * |
Mrs. D. Lyons |
780-465-5461
780 904-6624 (cell) |
| M.E. Lazerte |
Mr. Julian Pacholik |
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| McNally |
Mr. S. Leong
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780-469-0442 |
| Metro Continuing Education |
Ms. D. Lyons |
780-917-8664 |
| Millwoods Christian School * |
W. Baldwin / Ms. D. Lyons |
780-462-2627 |
| Outreach Programs/Learning Stores |
Mr. D. Milham |
780-437-8119 |
| Queen Elizabeth |
Ms. J. Nichols |
780-902-4003 (cell)
780-476-8671 |
| Ross Sheppard |
Mr. S. Bezubiak |
780-448-5000 |
| Strathcona School |
Mr. R. McAdie |
780-439-3957 |
| Victoria School of Performing and Visual Arts |
Mr. M DeBenedetto |
780-426-3010
780-498-8723 |
| W.P. Wagner |
Ms. M. Bishop |
780-460-1315
780-909-5295 (cell) |
| Woodside and Capital Health Schools |
Mr. D. Yasinski |
780-735-7987 |
*RAP Program delivered through a partnership with Metro Continuing Education
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