Market Study And Feasibility Study Related To The Offer Of Trades And Applied Technology Programs In The Greater Toronto Area

The goal of the market and feasibility studies is to increase access to trades and applied technology programs for the Francophone population of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The market study focuses on various potential sources of labour force supply and demand based on labour market trends and economic forecasts in the GTA. Analyses address trades and apprenticeship training needs as dictated by the local economy, with an emphasis on the Francophone population. As for the feasibility study, it presents a partnership-based action plan to identify program and service delivery models in the GTA.

Project Details

Published: September 2014
Capability: Policy Research - Strengthening Capacity
Policy Area: Graduate Labour Market - Access and Persistence
Population: Official Language Minorities - Students

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