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Training program
Constructing a Future Workforce
ACCES Employment
Carpentry, masonry or modular-construction streams with safety training and job-search support.
Good for: I want to get into the trades but do not know which trade or who can help.
Checked How we check information
At a glance
- Delivery
- In person
- Cost
- No program fee
- Who can access it
- Legally eligible to work in Canada; exact accepted status categories not listed.
- Intake
- Current intake not confirmed
Training is not a registered apprenticeship or guaranteed job.
01 / Start here
Your first steps
- Ask constructingafutureworkforce@accesemployment.ca about the next stream and dates.
- Request eligibility and expense-support assessment.
Only tentative cohorts starting July 27 and September 21, 2026 are published; next recruitment not confirmed.
Visit provider ↗ (opens in a new tab)02 / Check the fit
Requirements and limits
- 18+; construction interest; available for all 13 weeks.
Legally eligible to work in Canada; exact accepted status categories not listed.
Important limits and details to confirm
- Training is not a registered apprenticeship or guaranteed job.
Location
- GTA travel required; exact teaching sites not confirmed.
03 / Understand the commitment
Costs and possible funding
No program fee.
Skills Advance Ontario training support (mixed aid, provider published): Eligible participants may receive equipment/transport help and basic living allowance; amounts not stated.
04 / Check with the provider
Sources and where to get help
Use the provider’s official starting page to ask about your situation. Published information was checked on October 20, 2026; the provider must confirm current availability and personal eligibility.