Ontario is launching “hands-on” career fairs to get students from Grades 7 to 12 interested in the skilled trades as the province tries to build more homes, transit lines and other infrastructure amid a shortage of workers.
Ontario is launching “hands-on” career fairs to get students from Grades 7 to 12 interested in theas the province tries to build more homes, transit lines and other infrastructure amid a shortage of workers.
Lecce said the fairs are designed to reach children — particularly girls and racialized Ontarians — who might not traditionally consider the, help keep some students interested in school and prevent others from “living in their parents’ basements” because they can’t find good jobs after graduating. The fairs, with interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, will bring students together with people working in 144 skilled trades — such as ironworkers, carpenters, welders and landscaping technicians — along with, employers, unions and colleges to explain opportunities and answer questions about how to enter training programs.
“We have too many people without jobs, and too many jobs without people to fill them, he said. “We are determined to better connect those dots.”
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