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Ask for Help

Asking for help is a sign of maturity, strength, and confidence. That's why employers say the ability to ask for support is a trait they look for in their employees. The first time you ask someone for help will probably be the hardest. Check out these scripts to use as a starting point.
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Your Very Own Board of Directors

If you called a meeting of the Board of Directors of You, Inc. who would come to the table?
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CAREERinsite: Online Career Planning Tools

CAREERinsite is your one-stop guide to career planning. You'll find everything you need to plan your work and learning here.
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How to Discuss Career Plans With Your Family

Talking about your career plans with the important adults in your life can be tough. But there are ways to make it easier. Try these suggestions.
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Career Planning FAQs

Check out these FAQs for answers to the most commonly asked questions about planning a career.
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Help in Tough Times

At some point in our lives we all have stressful times. Support is available from Alberta Health Services Addiction and Mental Health.
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Find and Work with a Mentor

A mentor is a trusted advisor who guides and encourages you in your career. Having a mentor can help you succeed at your workplace and in your career.
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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.
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“I'm an Indigenous person who is trying to figure out what kind of work I want to do. Where can I find information to help me?”
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“How can I get help with my job search?”
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Career Coaching Your Teens: Your Role as a Parent

As your teens begin to explore their career options and make decisions about their future, you play an important role in the process. Here are some practical ideas and resources you can use as a parent, a coach, and an ally.
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