Regional college (example, not affiliated)
Example, not affiliatedNorthgate, a fictional defence company, pays to train qualified workers at small shops: welders, CNC machinists, electronics assemblers and more. You run the courses. Northgate earns Canada work credit (ITB) for the training.
Training plans
Proof Northgate needs for the training credit
Northgate claims Canada work credit (ITB) for training it pays for. You send the proof; Shieldworks never stores personal records.
Enrolment confirmation for each seat
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Attendance records
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Completion or test result (for example a welding certification (CWB W47.1) test pass, or an IPC operator certificate)
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Invoices paid by Northgate (training counts on the defence company's cash)
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Citizenship or permanent-resident eligibility for personal certification
ITB model terms §7.5.1: personal certification counts only for Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
After funding
Registration in a recognized apprenticeship program
ITB model terms §7.5.1: apprentice sponsorship in a recognized apprenticeship program.
After funding
Training credit is capped at 25% of what Northgate owes (ITB model terms §7.5.4.1).
assumptionThis checklist is a demo assumption. The Defence Investment Agency sets the evidence it accepts.
Simplified ITB rules for demo