Ontario Application Checklist - Apprenticeship Incentive Grant

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AIG Application Form (EMP 5391)

List of Mandatory Fields

Part 1 - Applicant information

• Field 1
• Field 2
• Field 4
• Field 5
• Field 7
• Field 8
• Field 10
• Field 11
• Field 12
• Field 13
• Field 14
• Field 15
• Field 16
• Field 17
• Field 18

Part 2 - Apprentice on-the-job training history over the last 12 months

• Field 21
• Field 22
• Field 23
• Field 24
• Field 25
• Field 26
• Field 27

Part 3 - Apprentice in-school technical training information

• Field 42
• Field 43
• Field 44

Part 6 - Declaration

• Applicant's Signature
• Date (of signature)

Supporting documents that must be submitted with your AIG application form

Proof of registration

• Copy of front side of registration wallet card issued by Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU).
  
  
• Copy of back side of registration wallet card issued by Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU).

Proof of progression

• Copy of the official student college transcript / letter or union letter that indicates:
  • Your name.
  • The name of the training delivery institution.
  • The address of the training delivery institution.
  • The names of the courses you attended and/or the apprenticeship level you completed.
  • A clear indication of the pass mark for the courses.
  • The end date of training.

Or, if applicable:

Copy of the letter which confirms you have been exempted for technical in-class training (MTCU or college exemption test letter or MTCU Portfolio Assessment letter).

AIG Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the AIG, you must be:

• a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person
• out of the secondary school system
• a registered apprentice with an employer, training trust fund, union training centre, joint apprenticeship training committee, or apprenticeship authority
• registered in a designated Red Seal trade in the province or territory where you are a registered apprentice able to show progress within an eligible apprenticeship program by proving that you have successfully completed either the first or second level, based on supporting documents