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#Look for Work

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I am looking for work

Not sure where to start? This targeted collection of alis resources will help you get your work search up and running in no time.
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Look for Work

Are you looking for a job, drafting your resumé, or preparing for an interview? These tools and resources will help get you started.
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Look for Work FAQs

Check out the answers to the most commonly asked questions about looking for work.
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Resumés and References

A well written resumé and good references are both key to your work search. Find out how to craft a high impact resumé and who to ask to be your references.
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Canada Job Bank Resumé Builder

Easily build a professional-looking resumé that showcases your goals and qualifications with this Resumé Builder from the Government of Canada. Requires a free account.
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Networking

Whether you’re looking for information, advice, or a job, networking is a useful skill to have. 70% of jobs are filled by people who heard about them through networking.
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Labour Market Information

Labour market information (LMI) can help you find work by identifying the skills employers are seeking. As well, LMI can tell you the industries that have excess workers, or are hiring, or experiencing a shortage of workers and much more.
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Interviews and Offers

The interview process involves 3 steps—preparing for the interview, succeeding in the interview and handling the job offer.

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