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Plan Your Career

Essential Skills Profiles

Essential skills profiles describe how workers in various occupations use each of the key essential skills.
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Look for Work

Know Your Core Skills and How to Sell Them

Employers look for a wide range of skills. Some skills relate to specific types of work. Others are core skills that you need for every job. If you know your core skills, you can use them to impress potential employers. This will help you land the job you want.
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About Skills

You can get many of the skills you need through education and training programs. Some skills are transferable. You can use them in many different types of work. Others are work-specific.
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Plan Your Career

How to Build Your AI Skills

Learn what changes artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing to the workplace, how to build your AI skills, and why this technology can benefit your career.
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Plan Your Career

The Benefits of Using AI at Work

Many Canadians already use artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace. Learn what types of tasks AI can do and how you can make the most of this tool at work.
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Plan Your Career

How to Use AI Safely and Responsibly at Work

Artificial intelligence (AI) has many uses, but it also carries some risks. Learn how to use AI safely to protect yourself and your employer against these risks.
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Plan Your Career

Recognize Your Strengths

Your strengths are the things you’re passionate about, not just the things you’re good at. You may be good at writing, but writing would be one of your real strengths only if you love doing it. Real strengths combine your passion and your ability.
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Explore Education and Training

Start Now to Build the Skills Employers Want

It’s a skills-based world out there, and many employers are specific about the skills they want. Start building your skills when you’re still in high school—or even in junior high. You’ll soon be able to show employers you’ve got the skills you need for the job.

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