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Unsuccessful first Attempt

If the tradesperson is not successful on their first attempt, they must wait a period of three months before the next examination attempt. They can apply right away, but must choose a date off the examination schedule not less than three months from the date of the previous exam attempt:

  1. Register for an exam through MyATC.
  2. Exam fee – Please see the fee schedule.

Unsuccessful second or subsequent exams

If the tradesperson is not successful on the second or subsequent exam attempt, they will need to request upgrading before the next examination attempt and submit.

A request for upgrading through MyATC and the processing fee. Please see the fee schedule. Further instructions on applying for upgrading can be found in the MyATC Knowledge Centre. Once the upgrading has been completed, they will then apply for the next examination attempt.

Registration for an exam through MyATC and the processing fee for written examination and/or the processing fee for practical examinations. Please see the fee schedule.

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Driven by a love for hands-on work and problem-solving, Keenan has worked hard throughout his apprenticeship and at technical training at Sask Polytech – gaining the skills to shine under pressure

Keenan’s now aiming for his journeyman certification and dreams of taking on leadership roles in the trades. “Trust your training, stay calm under pressure, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. The experience is always worth it."
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Meet Keenan Bresch, a Construction Electrician apprentice and gold medal winner at the Skills Canada Saskatchewan provincial competition for Industrial Control. ⚡️

Driven by a love for hands-on work and problem-solving, Keenan has worked hard throughout his apprenticeship and at technical training at Sask Polytech – gaining the skills to shine under pressure

Keenan’s now aiming for his journeyman certification and dreams of taking on leadership roles in the trades. “Trust your training, stay calm under pressure, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. The experience is always worth it.

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*Please note that the competition is free to attend on May 29th and 30th. Tickets are only necessary to attend the Opening and Closing Ceremonies in person on May 28th and 31st. A live stream of the ceremonies will be available for free on the Skills/Compétences Canada YouTube channel.
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saskatchewan youth apprenticeship (sya)

The Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) program gives high school students the opportunity to learn more about skilled trades career pathways and gain a head start on their skilled trades career, should they register as an apprentice after graduation.
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