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Click or call Alberta Supports to access career services and related information, including student funding information.
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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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Get Career Planning Help

Find online resources or call the Alberta Supports Contact Centre at:
1-877-644-9992
780-644-9992 (Edmonton only)

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