Skilled Trades Learning Programs
Supplementary, curriculum-connected educational resources independently developed by Trade Tracks.
About these resources
Trade Tracks Skilled Trades Learning Programs, educator guides, learning activities and student workbooks are supplementary, curriculum-connected educational resources independently developed by Trade Tracks.
They are not official curriculum documents and have not been issued, approved or endorsed by the Ontario Ministry of Education, a school board or a school.
Educators are responsible for reviewing and adapting the resources to meet applicable curriculum expectations, school-board policies, classroom needs, accessibility requirements and appropriate safety practices.
Choose a grade
Each grade includes an overview, educator guide, student workbook, hands-on trade tasks, and assessment and planning resources.
Discover the World of Skilled Work
Touch • Identify • Measure • Observe
Discover My Interests and Strengths
Measure • Calculate • Mark • Estimate
Compare Options and Make Informed Choices
Plan • Compare • Cost • Inspect
Prepare to Enter the Workforce System
Construct • Assemble • Verify to Specification
Build My Transition Plan
Inspect • Troubleshoot • Decide • Transition
Plan before teaching
Getting Started
Understand the lesson sequence, PATH model, dual measurement approach, preparation steps, and suggested classroom use.
Safety & Supervision
Review teacher responsibility, risk assessment, materials, tools, PPE, accommodations, and local school-board requirements.
Resource Status
See exactly what “supplementary” and “curriculum-connected” mean, including the limits on official approval.
Educator Registration
Register professional contact and classroom context. Trade Tracks does not request student names or student rosters.
Returning Educator
Sign back in to view your existing classes, class codes and student launch links, or create another class.
Explore Career Centres
What could your
future look like?
Search Trade Tracks Career Centres and discover skilled careers across Produce, Assemble, Transport and Help.
Horticultural Technician
Build, maintain and care for landscapes, plants and outdoor environments.
Explore Career Centre →Electrician
Install, test, troubleshoot and maintain electrical systems and equipment.
Explore Career Centre →Truck and Coach Technician
Diagnose and repair the commercial vehicles that keep people and products moving.
Explore Career Centre →Cook
Prepare food, work as part of a team and serve people in professional kitchens.
Explore Career Centre →Student privacy by design
Trade Tracks is designed so students are not identified to Trade Tracks.
Student access should use a random or school-assigned ID that does not contain a name, email address, student number, or other direct identifier.
Trade Tracks may view account totals and anonymous aggregate usage only, not student rosters, journal entries, saved career content, or private classroom records.