Province has announced $4.8 million for expansion of high school studies
Ontario has announced it’s expanding the provincial dual credit program, which enables students to earn college credits and take apprenticeship training while still in high school.
The province’s goal is to get more students interested in the skilled trades at an earlier age and prepare them for careers in industry.
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