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A certification number is a number that is issued in respect of and is, in turn, printed on a certificate for the identified. Certification numbers essentially begin when we are born. The initial certification numbers include driver's license, birth certificates, and so on.

This national credential was created to streamline provincial trades training programs and ensure that tradespeople can receive recognition in any province or territory. Moreover, it is widely accepted by Canadian employers as proof of skill within a particular trade.

Journeypersons complete their apprenticeships and apply for a certification that's specific to their field of expertise. Some journeypersons also take the interprovincial Red Seal exams, which is the highest level of certification available for tradespeople.

Tradespeople in Alberta are trained and certified through the province's apprenticeship and industry training system, which is administered by Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT).

There are four possible 'streams' of requirements: Alberta Credential (an education credential for completing an apprenticeship education program), Recognized Training, Work Experience Only, and. Valid Recognized Trade Certificate.

The certificate number is usually a 6-digit number (add leading zeroes, if necessary) followed by a letter (e.g. '000001A'), and is normally located in the upper right corner of the certificate or the upper left corner of the wallet card.

The Red Seal is a recognized standard in Canadian jurisdictions, one that employers look for as an indication of the skill and competency level of employees in the trades. Tradespeople who hold a trade certificate with a Red Seal can work anywhere in Canada, including Alberta, without further training or examination.