Does the person training an apprentice need to be certified?
Yes. You or your trainer must be certified and hold a valid Authorization to Practise. To legally work in these trades, individuals must be a registered apprentice, or be certified (with the exception of the Temporary Permit for Esthetician’s). If you have staff who are not certified, contact Apprenticeship Manitoba for information on upgrading and certification requirements.
Related Questions
- The person I just hired has a card that states that they have passed a forklift training class, and it has the word certified on the card. Does that mean that he can go right to work driving, or do I have to put him through training?
- If I get accepted in a Creative Team, can I pay for another persons training for a given workshop, and then claim that expense out of the $5000 credit as a production expense later?
- Does the apprentice/trainee get paid during his/her training?
