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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.
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Explore post-secondary education programs and schools, including apprenticeships. Discover how to plan for and be successful in post-secondary. Find information on paying for your education, transferring credits and more!
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Are you looking for a job, drafting your resumé or need help preparing for your interview? Alis has lots of information and resources to get you started.
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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
Discover valuable resources to help your clients, students, children and the people in your community as they plan and achieve their career goals in Alberta.
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Career planning is a lifelong process that can help you manage important life and work decisions. Find out how you can benefit from it.
Career planning helps you make decisions throughout your career, whether you are just starting or planning retirement. Follow these 4 steps to plan your career.
By now, you’ve decided on your next career move. You also know there will be challenges. It's time to make sure your career move will be a success.
You can’t go through life without taking some risks. Learn about the way you take risks and how you can become better at it.
Your sense of risk depends on the control you feel you have in a situation. Follow these tips to become a calculated risk-taker when you make career decisions.
All economies, including Alberta’s, grow in cycles. The demand for labour changes. Discover how to keep your career on track through hot and cold economies.
This unique, non-profit organization raises youth awareness of career options and helps students earn while they learn through internship programs. Careers: The Next Generation partners with government, educators, communities, industry, parents and students to introduce youth to rewarding careers and develop the skilled workers of the future.
At any point in the career planning process, it's normal to feel overwhelmed. You're gathering information, identifying and comparing options, thinking about next steps. When you're engaged in this process, you're balancing many large and small concerns that could have a profound effect on your future.
