Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Construction Craft Worker - Mason Tender Program. The 11-week, 14-person program, starting on April 20th, 2026 and ending on July 3rd, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming February training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming January training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Construction Safety has two new online programs for workplace leaders to support their teams’ mental health and wellbeing. These courses are free for CSNS members.

The Department of National Defence at the Government of Canada has six job opportunities for those in the trades sector who reside in Atlantic Canada. These positions are in Gagetown, NB, Gander NL, Greenwood NS, Happy Valley Goose Bay NL, and Halifax, NS. These positions close on March 31st 2026.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Free Pipe Trades Pre-Employment Program. The 15-week, 12-person program, starting on February 23rd, 2026 and ending on June 5th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming December training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Join Construction Safety Nova Scotia’s The Working Mind for Trades Program, a new mental health training program for both workers and supervisors. This program aims to reduce mental health stigma and build a safer workplace for all in the construction industry.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Communication Technician. The 16-week, 10-person program, starting on January 12th, 2026 and ending on May 1st, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

View Construction Safety’s upcoming November training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming October training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

We all know there is a labour shortage in the skilled trades. In this conversation, led by NextGenMen, we'll explore strategies to retain a highly skilled team and create a safer workplace. This is not your standard HR workshop. You won’t want to miss this chance to become a leader in gender inclusion in the workplace. Join us to give your business a competitive edge.

Registration for Women Unlimited’s Free 16 Week Program is now open! Starting in January 2026, join to gain experience in trades or technology and meet other women in the industry. Read on to learn more.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Concrete Finisher Program. The 12-week, 12-person program, starting on October 20th, 2025 and ending on January 16th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming September training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.

This six-week course is designed for male supervisors working in the skilled trades to provide a space to explore the challenges and opportunities that exist in building and supporting diverse teams. This certificate does not expire.

Are you in the construction or manufacturing trades industry and want to support the next generation of women apprentices? Apply now to become a mentor with Let’s Connect Mentorship for Women Apprentices with NSAA.

Those who are interested can sign up until midnight on September 14th, 2025.

Operating Engineers Local 721 is hiring an Office Manager for their Burnside, NS location.

Join the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council’s Introduction to Project Management and Estimating Program. The 12-week, 14-person program, starting on October 15th and ending on January 30th, 2026, is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Nova Scotia who hold a high school diploma or a GED.

Click the button below to view Construction Safety’s upcoming August training sessions, open to all in Nova Scotia who want to update their safety awareness, train for a new position, or learn more about how to be safe in the construction industry.