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What’s New on Alis
Explore what’s new on alis, including new and updated articles, occupations, landing pages, videos, labour market information, and more.
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Plan Your Career

Understand What Career Terms Mean

Ever wondered how a job is different than an occupation? Find out. See what career professionals mean when they use common career terms.
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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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Explore Education and Training

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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Look for Work

Build Your Canadian Work Experience

Find out the paths you can take to gain the experience needed to excel in Alberta’s workplaces.
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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.

Welcome to Alberta: Information for Newcomers

The information from Welcome to Alberta: Information for Newcomers has been transferred online to provide easier and timely access to the information.

You can now access this information at Make Alberta Your Home.

Working in Alberta: A Guide for Internationally Trained and Educated Immigrants

We have transitioned the publication, Working in Alberta: A Guide for Internationally Trained and Educated Immigrants, to online to provide easier and timely access to the information.

You can now access this information at Newcomer's Guide to Working in Alberta.

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Understand the Difference Between Employment and Contracting

If you work for someone, you can earn money 2 different ways: as an employee or as a contractor. Knowing which type is best for you will help you decide how you want to plan your career.
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