As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 41 apprentice automotive technician jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $23.50 an hour (from 31 postings). The most active employers are AutoCanada Inc., Fountain Tire and Midas SCARBOROUGH-NEW MARKET-MARKHAM. Skills often requested: valid driver's licence, inspection, heavy lifting and control train movement.
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AutoCanada Inc.: AutoCanada’s Canadian Operations segment operates 64 franchised dealerships across multiple provinces, along with three independent used-vehicle…
Candidates need a traditional apprenticeship or Motive Power graduation, a valid Canadian driver's licence with a safe driving history, and basic computer skills. Oil change, tire and shop or dealership experience are assets, and they must be able to handle heavy lifting and long periods of standing.
computerized diagnostic tools, power tools, hand tools, road test equipment
AutoCanada Inc.: AutoCanada’s Canadian Operations segment operates 64 franchised dealerships across multiple provinces, along with three independent used-vehicle…
Candidates need a valid Ontario or Canadian driver's licence with a safe driving history, basic computer skills and shop or dealership experience (preferred). Oil change and tire experience is an asset, and they must meet physical demands such as heavy lifting and long periods of standing.
computerized diagnostic tools, power tools, hand-held equipment
AutoCanada Inc.: AutoCanada’s Canadian Operations segment operates 64 franchised dealerships across multiple provinces, along with three independent used-vehicle…
Candidates need a traditional apprenticeship or Motive Power training, basic computer skills, and a valid Canadian driver's licence with a safe driving record. Shop experience and oil change or tire experience are preferred, along with the ability to handle heavy lifting and long periods of standing.
computerized diagnostic tools, power tools, hand-held equipment
AutoCanada Inc.: AutoCanada’s Canadian Operations segment operates 64 franchised dealerships across multiple provinces, along with three independent used-vehicle…
Candidates need a traditional apprenticeship or Motive Power graduation, plus basic computer skills and a valid Ontario driver's licence with a safe driving record. Oil change, tire and shop or dealership experience are assets, and the work requires heavy lifting and long periods of standing.
Computerized diagnostic tools, Power tools, Hand tools
Kal Tire: The company has warehouse facilities across Canada servicing over 280 Kal Tire retail and commercial stores.
Kal Tire needs candidates who have finished an automotive technician program or have equivalent experience, plus a valid driver's licence. They should have mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, good problem-solving skills and the physical ability to handle heavy lifting.
Candidates need to be registered as an apprentice in Ontario and have a valid driver's licence. They should work well both independently and in a team, have automotive repair knowledge, and be able to service import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need to be registered as an apprentice in Ontario and have a valid driver's licence. They should work well both independently and in a team, have automotive repair knowledge, and be able to service import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need a provincial apprenticeship registration in Ontario and a valid driver's licence, plus knowledge of brakes, exhaust, suspension, tires and engine diagnostics. They should bring their own tools, with a diagnostic scanner preferred, and be able to service import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need a provincial apprenticeship registration in Ontario and a valid driver's licence, plus knowledge of brakes, exhaust, suspension, tires and engine diagnostics. They should bring their own tools, with a diagnostic scanner preferred, and be able to service import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need to be a registered 2nd or 3rd year Apprentice Automotive Service Technician with a valid driver's license and a satisfactory driver's abstract. They should be comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair and be self-motivated.
Candidates need to be at least a registered second-year apprentice automotive technician who is comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair. They must hold a valid driver's licence and provide a satisfactory driver's abstract.
Candidates need to be a registered Automotive Service Apprentice, comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair. They must hold a valid driver's licence and provide a satisfactory passenger or commercial driver's abstract.
Candidates need to be registered 3rd or 4th year Automotive Service Apprentices, comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair. They must hold a valid driver's license and provide a satisfactory driver's abstract.
Candidates need to be at least a second-year registered Automotive Service Apprentice, comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair. They also need a valid driver's licence and a satisfactory passenger or commercial driver's abstract.
Candidates need to be registered as a second to fourth year Automotive Service Technician Apprentice, though a licensed mechanic is also considered. They need a valid driver's license and a satisfactory driver's abstract, and must be comfortable with all aspects of diagnostics and repair.
Customer service, Automotive service technician, Valid driver's licence
Candidates need Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities registration, Ontario College of Trades membership, a valid Ontario G licence and a clear driver's abstract. Manual transmission driving and power and hand tool skills are required.
power tools, hand tools, test equipment, manual transmission vehicles
Candidates need a high school diploma and an Ontario G driver's licence with no demerit points. Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, clear communication and physical stamina for standing, bending and lifting are needed. Prior automotive experience is a plus but training is provided.
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, an Ontario G driver's licence with no demerit points, and strong knowledge of vehicle service requirements. Good time management, attention to detail and a focus on customer experience are also required.
Candidates need to be a 2nd- or 3rd-year apprentice, able to manage several tasks and deadlines, communicate well verbally and in writing, and work well in a team. They must also provide a resume, cover letter and two employment references.
Candidates need to be a 2nd- or 3rd-year automotive apprentice. They also need strong attention to detail, good verbal and written communication, teamwork skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced shop.
Midas HAMILTON 9048 needs candidates who can repair vehicles independently and work well in a team, with knowledge of brakes, exhaust, suspension, tires, and engine diagnostics. Candidates need a Provincial Certificate of Qualification, a valid driver's licence, and their own tools, and must be able to service both import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need automotive repair experience, a valid driver's licence and a Certificate of Qualification or registration toward one. They must be able to work independently and on a team, and to service both import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need to be registered as an apprentice in Ontario, hold a valid driver's licence and own basic tools. They should be able to repair vehicles independently, work well in a team, and service both import and domestic vehicles.
Candidates need to be registered as an apprentice in Ontario, with knowledge of brakes, exhaust, suspension, tires and engine diagnostics. They must work independently and in a team, hold a valid driver's licence and ideally bring their own tools.
How much does a apprentice automotive technician make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $23.50 an hour, across 31 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $21.75 and the top quarter over $26.25.
Who is hiring apprentice automotive technicians?
AutoCanada Inc. (6), Fountain Tire (6), Midas SCARBOROUGH-NEW MARKET-MARKHAM (4), HSC Holdings Inc (3) and Downtown AutoGroup (2).
What skills do apprentice automotive technician jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention valid driver's licence, inspection, heavy lifting, control train movement, compensation and benefits, computer skills, communication skills and electronics.