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Not Sure Where to Start?

I am a high school student

Not sure where to start? This targeted collection of alis resources will help you plan your career, explore future education and training, and find work—all while still in high school.
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Programs and Services for Youth

Check out these programs and services for youth.
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Office of the Child and Youth Advocate

The OCYA is all about helping young people who are receiving services. Whether this be through advocating, arranging for legal representation, or engaging the community on issues that matter to young people, the OCYA cares about the people they serve.
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Connections App - transition from government care

Designed for Alberta youth aged 14–26 who are transitioning from government care, this app can be downloaded for both Apple and Android or explored on the web. It includes helpful articles, content from Indigenous Elders, and quick access to useful services.
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Inspire and Motivate

National Youth Site

This website provides information about youth services such as job, education and career planning.
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Plan Your Career

Why Career Planning Can Work for You

Career planning is a lifelong process that can help you manage important life and work decisions. Consider your priorities, options, and strengths to build a plan that gets you where you want to go.
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Plan Your Career

5 Things To Do in 5 Minutes...To Help You Figure Out Your Career Path

Here are 5 things you can do in the next 5 minutes to help you figure out what job you want and how to get it.
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Plan Your Career

Ask for Help

Asking for help is a sign of maturity, strength, and confidence. That's why employers say the ability to ask for support is a trait they look for in their employees. The first time you ask someone for help will probably be the hardest. Check out these scripts to use as a starting point.

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