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I'm half way through my apprenticeship and can likely answer the questions you have.
Getting your red seal is like getting your drivers license.
You need 6600 hours (i think? maybe 6400..something like that) and you have to complete your 4 periods of training, and then pass your interprovincial red seal exam- to be considered red seal certified.
Each level you complete, goes towards your apprenticeship. So you can say youve completed your first year, second year, third year, etc. Each is its own course and certification and builds on the last course taken- but you are not FULLY certified until youve taken them all, finished your work hours, and have written your final exam.
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