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Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP)

Run by Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Who can apply: Senior high school students aged 15+ with parent or guardian consent; must complete HCS3000 Workplace Safety Systems and find an employer willing to supervise and train

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM
Pays you
At least Alberta minimum wage
DEADLINE No deadline, join any time

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Dual credit and work experience
DURATION
125 hours of on-the-job learning per 5-credit RAP course; up to 1,000 apprenticeship hours
GRADES
Senior high school (age 15+)
LOCATION
Alberta-wide (employer work sites)

Who can apply

Senior high school students aged 15+ with parent or guardian consent; must complete HCS3000 Workplace Safety Systems and find an employer willing to supervise and train

About this program

Be a full-time student and a registered apprentice at the same time. Students split their week between school and an approved work site, earning one high school credit for every 25 hours on the job (up to 41 credits), while those hours also count toward journeyperson certification. Free application through Apprenticeship and Industry Training.