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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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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.
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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.
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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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The interest code helps you figure out if you’d like to work in a particular occupation. It’s based on the Canadian Work Preference Inventory (CWPI), which looks at the aptitudes, interests and preferences that best fit each job.
Knowing what to do after high school starts with knowing yourself. Take the first steps by understanding your values, interests, and abilities.
To research a career, try reading about it, talking to people, and testing out jobs. Better yet, try all 3.
You probably want a career that suits your abilities and interests. But what is the best fit? Try these tools to help you identify some possible career paths.
Take this quick, 10-question quiz to determine whether your beliefs about career planning are true.
To find work that’s the best fit for you, you’ll need to understand your work preferences. These preferences will reflect your most important skills, interests, and values.
