Apprenticeship Act, 1959
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Issue of certificates. |
42.—(1) Where a person employed by way of apprenticeship, in the district of an apprenticeship committee, in the trade for which the committee is established— | |
(a) completes his period of apprenticeship to the satisfaction of the committee, and | ||
(b) has passed the senior examination arranged by the committee for persons so employed, | ||
the committee shall inform An Chomhairle thereof and An Chomhairle shall thereupon issue to him a certificate certifying that he has so completed his period of apprenticeship and has passed that examination. | ||
(2) (a) This subsection applies to a person who, in the opinion of An Chomhairle, has been employed as an apprentice in a trade in respect of which— | ||
(i) an examination under section 20 of this Act has been carried out, and | ||
(ii) no order has been made under section 21 of this Act declaring the trade to be a designated trade or, where such an order has been made, the order is not in force, | ||
and has completed his apprenticeship in that trade. | ||
(b) Subject to such conditions as it may determine, An Chomhairle may make such arrangements as it considers desirable for the issue by An Chomhairle to a person to whom this subsection applies of a certificate certifying that he has completed his apprenticeship and the certificate may contain particulars of any examinations passed by him. |