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How to browse the Alberta wages and salaries tool (2:12)

Learn how to browse the Alberta wages and salaries tool on the alis website. 

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Explore Education and Training

How to Find an Apprenticeship Sponsor in Alberta

To complete an apprenticeship program, you’ll have to find a sponsor. Here’s what you need to know about who can sponsor you, the sponsor’s role in the apprenticeship process, and how to find a sponsor in your chosen trade.
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Explore Education and Training

Take an Exposure Course to Gain Job-Specific Skills

Missing an essential job credential? If a short course will complete the skill set you need to secure a job, Alberta’s Exposure Course funding can help you bridge the gap.
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Tools and Resources

How to Help Your Teen Get a Job

If your teen is looking for a job, there’s a lot you can do to help—and some things not to do. Here’s how to get involved without overstepping.
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Plan Your Career

Career Checkup: Are You Headed in the Right Direction?

Does your career need a tune-up? This simple exercise can help you see where you stand, reconnect with your values, and plan your next steps.
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Succeed at Work

What Is a Stay Interview, and Why Are Employers Using Them?

Have you been invited to a stay interview? Make the most of the opportunity to provide meaningful feedback, influence change, and boost your job satisfaction.
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Look for Work

Tips For Finding Work After Long-Term Unemployment

Getting back into the job market after 6 months or more of being unemployed can feel like running a marathon with no finish line in sight. But with the right plan and mindset, you can turn this challenging time into your path to victory.
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How to Manage Your Finances During Long-Term Unemployment

If you’re unemployed, money is likely tight. This makes managing your finances essential. By reviewing your situation and making smart choices, you can stretch your resources, cut costs, and reduce financial stress.

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