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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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Junior Forest Rangers

A summer job for high school and post-secondary students to learn about the wide variety of career options in the fields of wildfire, forestry, ecology and more!
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Plan Ahead: 4 Steps to Finding Work in Your Field of Study

As a post-secondary student or recent graduate, you may be thinking about your job prospects. Try these 4 steps to help prepare you for the workforce.
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Recognize Your Accomplishments

Your accomplishments are what you achieve when you use your skills. Employers will be even more impressed by your skills if you describe the positive results you have achieved.
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How to Identify Your Accomplishments

What have you done that makes you proud? This exercise will help you identify your own accomplishments.
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Identify Your Work-Specific Skills

The better you can describe your skills and accomplishments, the stronger the impression you’ll make on potential employers.
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Find Work

Find work that fits your skills, accomplishments and preferences. Check out hundreds of job opportunities—from regional, municipal, industry and employer postings to employment agencies and student job banks.
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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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