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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 26 MIN

What is Emidio D'Alfonso's Unique Approach to Education

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In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster delves into the importance of skilled trades and their impact on the Canadian economy. He is joined by Emidio D'Alfonso, Vice President of Skilled Trades for North American Trade Schools and a board member of the National Association of Career Colleges. With nearly 30 years of experience, Emidio shares insights on the demand for skilled trades like electrical, HVAC, welding, and home renovation. He discusses the evolving perception of skilled trades as viable career paths and the critical role they play in addressing labor shortages. Emidio also touches on his own career journey, the importance of mentoring, and the impact career colleges have on students' lives. The podcast emphasizes the significance of hands-on learning and the role of career colleges in preparing students for successful careers.   00:51 Meet Emidio D'Alfonso: A Career in Skilled Trades 02:26 The Importance of Skilled Trades Education 05:27 Changing Perceptions of Skilled Trades 08:22 The Role of Career Colleges in Canada 13:04 Personal Insights and Mentorship 19:44 Opportunities in Skilled Trades   Read the full transcript hereListen to past episodes here

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