Apprenticeship Workplace Practices in the Current Economy - February 2009

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Please note that the dialogue was held on February 25, 2009 and as such, these video clips provide just a snapshot of what the various industries were facing at that time; circumstances may have changed.

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Apprenticeship Workplace Practices in the Current Economy - February 2009 Embed                              PLAY February 2009 George Nakitsas, is the National Coordinator of the Canadian Steel Trade & Employment Congress’ Apprenticeship Program. In his current role, CSTEC continues to investigate ways to reduce the barriers to apprenticeship and to promote it as the cost-effective option that it is. In his presentation, Mr. Nakitsas explains that apprenticeship training is the preferred option for skilled trades, and emphasises the value of sharing experiences. We would also like to apologize in advance for the sound quality of the video clips. Please click here for English transcripts. National Forum Dialogue video - evaluation questions