The 2015 Apprenticeship Student Outcomes (APPSO) Survey is the eleventh annual survey of former apprenticeship students. A total of 4,308 traditional apprentices who completed their apprenticeship training at a B.C. post-secondary institution between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 were eligible for this survey.2 The survey was conducted by telephone and online from January to May 2015; there were 2,211 traditional apprenticeship respondents, making the response rate 51 percent. The respondents had completed apprenticeship programs from 37 post-secondary or training institutions (14 public and 23 private). This report presents a summary of the findings for the 2015 APPSO Survey. The results presented in the first section of the report are for respondents who took traditional apprenticeship training. Traditional apprenticeship programs are programs with multiple levels of in-school technical training taken during block release periods from work. These programs result in certification only upon completion of all levels of the program. In the second section, results for progressive credential programs are presented. [The 2015 Appenticeship Student Outcomes Survey: Report of Findings has been prepared by BC Stats for the BC Student Outcomes Research Forum. The BC Student Outcomes surveys are conducted with funding from the Ministry of Advanced Education and the participating British Columbia post-secondary institutions. Additional funding for the APPSO Survey is provided by the Industry Training Authority. For the report from the previous year, "2014 Apprenticeship Student Outcomes Survey: Report of Findings," see ED590400.]