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Plan Your Career
Find out how you can turn what you love into a career. Explore your skills, interests, passions, and what you value in a job. Start planning your career now.
Explore Education & Training
Every path leads somewhere. You just need to find out which path will take you where you want to go. Learn how to plan and fund your education, transfer credits and explore education programs.
Look For Work
Your work search is a chance to explore exciting new possibilities. Make the best of this opportunity! Get help writing your resumé or cover letter, learn how to network and prepare for your interview, and check out job search resources and labour market information.
Succeed At Work
You got the job. Now learn how to keep it, and maybe even get a promotion. Discover what it takes to stand out at work, how to handle challenges and how to be safe in your workplace.
Inspire and Motivate
Find valuable resources to help you inspire your clients, students, children and the people in your community when planning for their career in Alberta. Support them as they discover their skills, interests and passions, they explore educational and training options, or find helpful job search tools.
Check Out Tools & Resources
Looking for tips and tools? Need to order resources for your students? Here’s everything you need, including newsletters, articles, flyers and the publications catalogue.
To sell yourself to potential employers, you need to identify and describe your accomplishments and experience.
The better you can describe your skills and accomplishments, the stronger the impression you’ll make on potential employers.
An estimated 80% of the jobs available at any given time are unadvertised. How can you find out about these jobs and apply for them? One of the best ways is by contacting employers directly.
Check out hundreds of job opportunities—from regional, municipal, industry and employer postings to employment agencies and student job banks.
Opportunities exist in all kinds of public services. Helpful links have been grouped together to get you started.
Helpful links from employment agencies have been grouped together to get you started.
Job Match allows employers and job seekers to be matched based on their respective needs and profiles. After being matched, the employer receives a list of qualified candidates while the job seeker receives a list of matching job openings.
Explore advertised jobs, how much money you can make and what skills you'll need in the Government of Canada Job Bank.
