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	What skilled trade is currently has the most demand? Canada? I need to apply for my post secondary very soon and i plan on doing a skilled trade such as industrial electrician or metal fabricator, etc. Im wondering which skilled trade currently has the most demand in Canada. I don't want to come out of post secondary and have a very hard time finding a job. 2 answers - Asked By: Larhar12 - 8/30/2010

	How do i get into construction? I am 21 and I have no place to stay and have been looking for a job for over 3 months non-stop. I need a job fast but im running out of ideas! i am a very hard worker and can work outside. What i really want to do is get into construction but right now i have no money and obviously in need for a job. What can i do? 1 answer - Asked By: RAZOR - 5/12/2013

	On average do you think tradesman earn more than the average population? 3 answers - Asked By: Teehan Western - 5/30/2012

	I want to be a carpenter or joiner? will i always have plenty of money? If i become a joiner will i have plenty of money, how much do joiners ears? how much do carpenters earn? 5 answers - Asked By: Joel Chapman - 7/16/2011

	What's a good paying trade job that doesn't require a degree? 1 answer - Asked By: Smile Everyday - 12/14/2006

	How do I find different work and then explain it? I am finding it much harder and time consuming to find work in my field of career (Millwright trade apprentice, 2nd year out of 4 years needed to become Journeymen) I left the workforce 3 months ago for family problems Iam looking at returning now soon. What kind of work should I take while looking for my ideal work in my career choice? Can I take any type of work for now just so I am working? (say delivering water jugs, labour work, etc.) until I find a millwright job and how do I explain without telling a possible employer that this is really temp. work unless I really enjoyed it until I find a millwright job to suit my skill level? Thanks Thankyou J.S. that issome really good advice/opinion on this, I will try looking for work related to my mechanil ability and go from there, and make sure to investigate anout the place. Thankyou again it is greatly appreciated 1 answer - Asked By: alexisonfire88 - 1/3/2009

	Whats the best way to get a apprenticeship as a millwright? I am 37 and want to change jobs,because i dont like what i am doing now. about 5 or 6 years ago i use to do millwright type work. ''welding'' and stuff like that. i like that kind of work but the projects that were thrown at me were hard and allways a challenge because i had no formal training, it was just figure it out and do it, these young guys are lucky to get training. do you think my age will play a factor in geting into a apprenticeship ? how can i convince a journey man that i would be a better than averge helper/ apprentice. i all ready have many skills as far as welding,rigging, useing tools, i am sure i have more skills than the averge millwright apprentice,i just need the formal training,if you were a millwright would you want to work with a apprentice that had some skills are just brand new and only school exp. any tips on getting a union millwright job would be great to here about, but only union, if its not union they treat you like crap around here. pro union. 1 answer - Asked By: devil weed - 4/22/2008

	Machinist or Millwright? Bases on anyone that can offer any advice, or an actual journeymen or apprentice of either trade, what trade would you choose or finish first? I am a second year apprentice machinist with alot of hours experience, but I am also a 1st year millwright currently, I enjoy both but need to decide. Should I just find a machinist job, finish the trade and then challange the millwright exams? I am 19 year old male by the way. And I am closer to finishing the machinist 3 answers - Asked By: alexisonfire88 - 12/7/2007

	What is a tradesperson? What is a tradesperson, what are his duties, tasks and responsibilities and qualification (IF no qualification what are his training requirements to become a tradesperson) 2 answers - Asked By: gpatel_here - 11/7/2006

	What are some career alternatives to traditional 4-year colllege that still pay decent? Hey are there any jobs or career paths that you can recommend that offer you a great chance to "move up the ladder" after getting an entry level position? I've heard so many stories about people getting 4 year degrees and then they cant even find a job in their field, so I'm talking about an entry level job at a place where maybe once you've been there awhile maybe they would send somewhere to get trained for an even higher position within the company or something? If you cant help me on that, what are some good trades, 2 year, "certification programs" , apprenticeships that can get me a good job? 1 answer - Asked By: ~The 0ne~ - 6/24/2009

	Is it okay for college to not be right for me? I come from what you could say a slightly upper middle class family. my parents dont make LOADS of money but enough to support me and my brother and to provide us with material things/vacations/trips. I've been in college now for a year and i really do hate it. I want to be successful-and am okay with not making as much as them-but i also do not want to be "poor" or a failure. i'm afraid that by not going to college everyone will look down on me and think i'm "Stupid" a "failure" "unsuccessful" or a "loser". I usually don't care about what people think of me-but i really can't stand being thought of like that. Is it possible that i can be successful and comfertable without going to college? I go to a private art college which is about 40,000 a year. I feel like i am p*****g money away if A. im not enjoying it and B. if i'm not doing well and C. if my passion for art/college is not even there. please help and be honest. Everyday is depressing because i dont know what i want to do with my life! 2 answers - Asked By: J - 3/29/2011

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$22,880.00 - $76,960.00

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29.5%

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27.3%

Some College Coursework Completed

18.2%

Certification

6.8%

Associates

6.8%

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4.5%

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2.3%

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2.3%

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2.3%

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Install, repair and adjust various types of mechanical equipment such as conveyors, furnace doors, machine guards, cranes, monorails, pulleys and all other mechanical components and auxiliary equipment.

Rate of Growth

-4.80 %

Size of Industry in 2006:

37,000

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2006

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What skilled trade is currently has the most demand? Canada?

How do i get into construction?

On average do you think tradesman earn more than the average population?

I want to be a carpenter or joiner? will i always have plenty of money?

What's a good paying trade job that doesn't require a degree?

How do I find different work and then explain it?

Whats the best way to get a apprenticeship as a millwright?

Machinist or Millwright?

What is a tradesperson?

What are some career alternatives to traditional 4-year colllege that still pay decent?

Is it okay for college to not be right for me?

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