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Industries and Sectors

An industry sector is a group of related industries. Exploring an industry sector is a great way to find out about occupations in the industry and employment outlooks.
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Auctioneers arrange auction sales, advertise, assess goods and property, run bidding, and sell items to the highest bidders.

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Occupational Videos

You can check out videos featuring a day in the life of more than 120 Alberta occupations, from an Aboriginal culture training consultant to a wood furniture designer. It’s a great way to keep an eye on your career plans.
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Understanding NOC Codes

The National Occupational Classification (NOC) is a numerical system that catalogues jobs in a way that is standard across Canada. Here’s why—and how—it can be useful.
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Emerging Occupations

There are lots of jobs today that your parents never dreamed of at your age. Cyber forensic investigator? Nanoengineer? Solar installer? Who knew? Emerging occupations are the jobs of the new millennium, created by advances in technology and consumer demand. Explore tomorrow’s world of work in these careers.
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Apprenticeship and Trades Occupations

Earn a paycheque and learn a trade—now that’s the ticket! As an apprentice, you train on the job under the watchful eye of a qualified tradesperson. And you often get paid even while you take your classroom technical training. What are you waiting for? Explore trades in Alberta.
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New and Updated Profiles

See at a glance what’s new when it comes to occupational profiles. Explore new profiles and get updates on the profiles already on file. Check back regularly—you might find a career that's exactly right for you.

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