The province is investing $5-million to provide free training to 500 people from underrepresented groups so they can work in the automotive manufacturing sector
The project aims to give participants the necessary skills for rewarding careers in machine operation, assembly, quality control, and logistics.“Our government is securing game-changing investments in the province’s auto sector that will ensure the electric vehicles and batteries of the future are made here in Ontario by Ontario workers,” said Premier Doug Ford.
Led by the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association , training includes three-month paid job placements through APMA’s network of more than 300 small and medium-sized businesses. After completing the program, each participant will receive a job offer from a local employer. The program features a combination of online and on-the-job training, where participants learn critical skills, such as manufacturing essentials, project management, and troubleshooting. Training is tailored to the needs of each participant and employers can receive up to $4,600 in wage subsidies for each trainee.
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