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Resources for Newcomers

Are you new to Alberta? Do you have questions about going to school, getting training, or finding work? You can find answers here.
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Newcomers

Check out these resources to help you succeed at work.
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Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program

The AINP is an economic immigration program operated by the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada. It supports Alberta’s economic growth by attracting and retaining work–ready immigrants to the province.
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Immigrant Serving Agencies in Alberta

Use this directory to find agencies that provide resettlement, settlement, and integration services to newcomers in Alberta.
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Programs and Services for Newcomers

Check out these programs and services for newcomers to Alberta, including information about housing, transportation, health care, education, child care, and other supports for newcomers.
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Newcomers: How to Find Work in Alberta

Every year, people from across Canada and all over the world choose Alberta as a great place to work and live. If you’re a newcomer to Alberta, use these resources to help you make the most of Alberta’s jobs, schools and communities.
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Employment Standards

Find out about minimum wage, hours of work, holidays, vacations, maternity and parental leave, and other employment rights and responsibilities.
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International Credentials Recognition Information for Employers

As an employer, you know that hiring workers with foreign credentials can be a good business decision. Diversity in the workplace can bring creative problem solving and new ways of looking at your work. But how do you assess educational credentials earned outside of Canada?
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