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Welcome to the Industry Training Authority

itabc.ca is a comprehensive resource about industry training programs in British Columbia.

This site is a useful source of information for current apprentices and their employers, as well as for those considering apprenticeship for their career or workforce development needs. It also contains information for parents, post-secondary and K-12 educators, the media and others.

Throughout this site, you will find information on:

  • more than 140 careers for which industry training is available in BC
  • how to become an apprentice or sponsor
  • how to achieve certification as a qualified tradesperson
  • forms and contact information
  • links to industry training partners and other useful resources
  • statistics and news about BC’s industry training system

The Industry Training Authority is the provincial crown agency responsible for overseeing B.C.'s industry training and apprenticeship system, providing a skilled workforce for industry and career development opportunities for British Columbians. 

For more information about the ITA visit our About the ITA page. 

To view your apprenticeship records, please follow this link to log in to Direct Access. If you have not already done so, please contact
ITA Customer Service to activate your account prior to logging in.

 


ITA HAS MOVED- CONTACT INFORMATION

As of August 29, 2011
ITA has relocated both of its offices to:
800, 8100 Granville Avenue
Richmond, BC
V6Y 3T6

ITA Main Line 778-785-2400
ITA Corporate Fax 778-785-2401
ITA Customer Service Main Line 778-328-8700
ITA Customer Service Fax 778-328-8701
Toll Free (within BC) 1-866-660-6011

Click here for our new list of direct staff phone numbers.

 

 

ITA in the News


January 17, 2012
ITA Digest January 2012 - Issue 12 
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December 20, 2011
BC Trade Occupations Outlook Report 2010-2020
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December 13, 2011
ITA E-News Winter 2011

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