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Newcomers’ Guide to Working in Alberta

Moving to Alberta from another country is an important step in your life, but it’s not always easy. Get the right information to make choices about your work that are best for you.
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English Language Skills for Newcomers

You must be able to speak, read, and write English to work in many occupations in Alberta. Learn how to find out what English skills you need to get the job you want.
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Assess and Upgrade Your Foreign Qualifications

Were you trained outside the province? Learn how to get your skills and training recognized by employers in Alberta.
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Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition

Find out how to use your prior education or work experience for possible credit towards a post-secondary program in Alberta.
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Improve Your English

English is the main language used for business, school and everyday life in Alberta. Strong English skills give you a better chance of success. Find resources to assess and improve your English language skills.
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Live, Study and Work in Alberta

Are you an international student? Would you like to study in Alberta? Find out how to apply for a program and how to get a study permit or work permit...and more.
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International Qualifications Assessment Services

The International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) helps people get recognition for education and training they received outside of Canada. IQAS issues certificates that compare educational credentials from other countries to educational standards in Canada.
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Foreign Qualification Recognition

Newcomers to Alberta can learn how to get licensed to work in a regulated occupation.
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