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Career Services in Alberta

Tools and Resources

Alberta Supports

Click or call Alberta Supports to access career services and related information, including student funding information.
Inspire and Motivate

Employment Services

Check out various programs and workshops about career planning, job search, resumé, cover letter, and interview preparation, entrepreneurial spirit, labour market trends, and more.
Inspire and Motivate

Disability Related Employment Supports (DRES)

This Government of Alberta program assists qualified clients with documented and permanent or long-term disabilities. DRES funding pays for supports or services to reduce, alleviate, or remove barriers to education, training, job search, or employment. Examples include assistive technologies, work-site modifications, sign language interpreters, and specific disability-related software.

Employment Services Directory

Explore this directory to find local, no-cost employment programs for Albertans.

Training Services Directory

Explore this directory of local programs and services to help individuals get training, find and keep jobs, and adapt to a changing labour market.

Lethbridge College Career Services

Offers group and one-one-one career advising for students and the public. These sessions assist in identifying career goals and developing effective strategies for achieving career satisfaction and success.

Calgary Youth Employment Centre

The centre offers great online resources for youth, community groups and schools. You’ll also find links to web resources, career information and job workshops for Indigenous peoples.

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work (CCRW)

CCRW is a national not-for-profit organization that promotes and supports meaningful and equitable employment of persons with disabilities. They offer job search assistance, employer incentives, accommodation assessments, consulting services, and a variety of workshops.

Career Services Across Canada

For Youth

Careers: The Next Generation

Careers: The Next Generation raises youth awareness of career options and helps students earn while they learn through internship programs. This unique, non-profit organization introduces youth to rewarding careers and develops the skilled workers of the future.

Youth Reflections: Career Paths

Wondering what type of work you want to do? Watch these videos to get information related to career paths, education, jobs, and the workplace.

National Youth Site

This website provides information about youth services such as job, education and career planning.
Career Development

Career Planning with Canada Job Bank

Look at your skills and interests, make a plan, and manage your career with resources from the Canada Job Bank.

Career Edge

This program offers valuable internship experience to help university, college and high school graduates enhance their employability skills.

CERIC: Advancing Career Development in Canada

CERIC is a charitable organization that advances education and research in career counselling and career development, to increase the economic and social well-being of Canadians.