If you’ve got years in the trade but no Red Seal yet, you already know the pain: 30–40% lower wages than the certified guy doing the same work Limited mobility (interprovincial = headaches) Career ceiling (foreman/supervisor/contractor doors stay locked) Wasted time studying the wrong stuff, failing, and losing months of income Here’s the truth: the exam isn’t the problem. Most prep systems are built by people who haven’t worn the boots. What Red Seal Rescue is A certification coaching system built by an active Red Seal Journeyman (passed May 2017, still in the field) who coaches tradespeople through the process with a plan that actually works. What you get Week 1 — Diagnostic Skill audit across the exam domains Gap analysis (what you think you know vs. what the exam tests) A custom timeline based on your schedule (not some generic 12-week fantasy) Weeks 2–8 — Targeted Study Modules Trade-specific prep (Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC, Millwright, etc.) Focus on high-frequency exam topics Real-world examples + exam-style practice questions Weekly Accountability 30-min check-ins to keep you moving Bring confusion, leave with clarity “Ready” calibration so you don’t over-study or panic Week 9 — Exam Strategy Session Red Seal test tactics Time management under pressure Anxiety regulation (calm mind = clean marks) Post-Exam Support Pass: wage negotiation coaching (get paid like you earned it) Fail: gap-adjusted retest plan (most pass on attempt #2 with proper correction) Conservative wage bump: +$10–$15/hr Annual gain: $16,000–$25,000+ Payback: 2–3 months 10-year impact: $160,000–$250,000+ This isn’t an “expense.” It’s wage arbitrage. Who this is for 5+ years in the field — you know the work, need the paper Apprentices close to journeyman — want to pass first try Career-changers from adjacent trades — need focused prep Not for years experience or anyone hunting shortcuts. You still have to work — just smarter. Next steps Option 1: 30-min discovery call

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What’s RSOS? Red Seal Occupational Standard = the official playbook for each trade. It outlines what you’re expected to know, do, and be tested on. It’s your cheat code for passing the exam and leveling up your tradecraft. Exam Structure (Most Trades): - ✅ Multiple Choice - 🕐 4 Hours - 🎯 70% to pass - 📊 100–150 questions (varies by trade) - 💥 Split by Major Work Activities (MWAs) — each with tasks & sub-tasks - 📄 RSOS PDFs available for each trade at red-seal.ca 🔟 Most In-Demand Red Seal Trades (2025) RankTrade Why? Industrial Electrician (Automation, plants, mining) Millwright (Industrial Mech) Manufacturing & heavy industry Welder (Infrastructure, oil & gas) Cook (Service industry shortage) Hairstylist (Personal services demand) Carpenter (Housing boom) Plumber (Aging infrastructure) Construction Electrician (Commercial/residential builds) Steamfitter/Pipefitter (Refineries, energy) HD Equipment Technician Resource + construction sectors ✅ What’s In the RSOS for Every Trade? Each Red Seal trade has a custom RSOS, but here’s the common structure: - MWA A – Common Skills: safety, tools, organizing work, documentation - MWA B+ – Core Tasks: specific to each trade (e.g. wiring, welding, engine repair, cutting hair, mixing dough) - Final MWAs – Specializations, troubleshooting, emerging tech (e.g. EV systems, smart HVAC, digital controls) 📘 Examples (Quick Snapshots): Electrician (Construction) - 100 questions - MWAs: Planning & Prep (12%), Wiring (35%), Panels & Systems (30%), Troubleshooting (23%) - Focus: codebook, circuits, tools, prints, safety Heavy Duty Mechanic - 135 questions - MWAs: Engines, Drivetrains, Hydraulics, Electrical, Brakes, Diagnostics - Focus: CAT/Komatsu service logic, hydraulics, teardown/rebuild Baker - 150 questions - MWAs: Fermented Dough (27%), Cakes & Pastries (22%), Assembly/Finishing (17%), Chocolate & Sugar Work (10%) - Focus: baking ratios, proofing, mixing, sanitation