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Your work search is a chance to explore exciting new possibilities. Make the best of this opportunity! Get help writing your resumé or cover letter, learn how to network and prepare for your interview, and check out job search resources and labour market information.
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Find work that fits your skills, accomplishments and preferences. Check out hundreds of job opportunities—from regional, municipal, industry and employer postings to employment agencies and student job banks.
Tools & Resources

How Do I Look for a Job? (2:57)

Get tips on how and where to look for work including networking, job fairs, business directories, job search websites and job search engines.

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Resumés and References

A well written resumé and good references are both key to your work search. Find out how to craft a high impact resumé and who to ask to be your the references.
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Work Search Online

The Internet is a great tool for finding job leads and connecting with employers. You can apply for a job online or learn to protect your online identity when you set up a social media account.
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Cover Letters

When you write a cover letter, your goal is to get the employer’s attention by showing how your skills and accomplishments make you a good fit for the job.
Tools & Resources

How Can I Find Unadvertised Jobs? (2:00)

Discover how to find jobs through networking and contacting employers directly. For in-person career and employment services, visit your local Alberta Works Centre.

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Work Search: Get the Information You Need

Are you facing a decision about a career change? Maybe you are looking for work or changing your job. Or perhaps you are thinking about going back to school or signing up for courses or programs.
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Career Events

Job fairs are events where job seekers can meet employers face–to–face, network and learn about employment opportunities.
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