Our Mission Statement

Skills Canada Newfoundland and Labrador is a non-profit organization that encourages youth to explore the growing opportunities in skilled trades and technology careers by offering an immersive approach to learning.  
Our Goals
  • To raise awareness of skilled trades and technologies by bringing youth into a competitive spotlight
  • To improve competencies, self esteem and the achievement level of individuals pursuing careers in skilled trades and technologies
Our Initiatives
  • To educate and encourage young Canadians to develop skills that address labour shortages and support Canada's economic well-being.

Executive Board of Directors

Christine Green - President Skills Canada NL
Christine GreenE

Chair

Retired Educator

John Dalley - VP Skills Canada NL
John DalleY

Vice-Chair

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Gavin Toole

Treasurer

Roseanne Leonard - Skills Canada NL
Roseanne Leonard

Secretary

NL Association CBDC's

Directors

  • Mary Ford - Office to Advance Women Apprentices
  • Scott Blundon - Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
  • Evan Cox - Apprenticeship Program Officer Apprenticeship and Trades Certification Division, Gov NL
  • Julia Rose - Alumnus 
  • Sam Best - Iron Ore Company of Canada
  • Brent Howell - College of the North Atlantic
  • John Goldsworthy - NLESD
  • Gavin Toole - Vale
  • Carole Ann Ryan - Ex Officio

Staff

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Technical Volunteers

Provincial Technical Committee Members

Provincial Technical Committees (PTC) are formed for each competition area. Skills Canada Newfoundland and Labrador encourages the membership of representatives from all industries (public, private and other) on its Provincial Technical Committees, with each committee having no more than four members. The sole purpose of each PTC is the preparation and implementation of its respective competition.

National Technical Committee Members

National Technical Committees (NTC) are formed to serve as an operational and advisory committee to the National Secretariat. The committee will provide each region of Canada a voice in the development of all competitions during the Skills Canada National Competition held annually.

WorldSkills Experts

Experts have many duties to ensure that Team Canada competitors are prepared for competition at the international level. These duties include: prepare the technical program for team member, perform periodic evaluations and play an active role in the competitor’s training prior to the WorldSkills Competition.

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