Learn about occupations in Alberta, including typical duties, what education and training you need, what job postings are available today, and more.

In Alberta, some occupations are governed by law. To work in these occupations, certification may be required. Find up-to-date information about certification and registration requirements.

Find the hourly wage or annual salary for hundreds of different occupations in Alberta to help you figure out your future. Filter results by region, amount of pay, or NOC code (National Occupationa...

Discover which institutions offer programs of interest to you, how long it takes to complete each program if you attend full time, and what type of credential you earn when you graduate from the pr...

Now that you’ve figured out what you want to study and where your program is offered, it’s time to choose your school. You’ll find contact information, application dates, campus locations, and more.

Explore possible graduate earnings based on all sources of employment in a given tax year. It is important to note that some graduates may have been employed in jobs outside their field of study an...

These easy-to-read job profiles will help you choose a job you’d like to work at.

Want to know what jobs Alberta employers will need to fill over the next few years?

Looking for work in Alberta? Get started now. Use filters like location or job category to further refine your job search.

Vous cherchez du travail en Alberta? Commencez maintenant. Utilisez des filtres tels que la région où se trouve l’emplo ou la catégorie d'emploi pour affiner votre recherche d'emploi.

Need help finding a job that fits who you are? You’ve come to the right place—you’ll find more than 550 occupations to choose from. Learn what education and certification you’ll need and whether yo...

There are lots of jobs today that your parents never dreamed of at your age. Cyber forensic investigator? Nanoengineer? Solar installer? Who knew? Emerging occupations are the jobs of the new mille...

See at a glance what’s new when it comes to occupational profiles. Explore new profiles and get updates on the profiles already on file. Check back regularly—you might find a career that's exactly...

In Alberta, some occupations are governed by law. To work in these occupations, certification may be required. Find up-to-date information about certification and registration requirements.

Earn a paycheque and learn a trade—now that’s the ticket! As an apprentice, you train on the job under the watchful eye of a qualified tradesperson. And you often get paid even while you take your...

Lists occupations by their 3 primary interest codes, listed in the order D-I-M-O-S. A code in capital letters means it’s a strong fit for the occupation. A code in all lowercase letters means the f...

Lists occupations by industry cluster (in alphabetical order) and sub-clusters. For example, the accommodation and food services cluster contains several related occupations under a sub-cluster.

Lists all the occupations in alphabetical order by title. It shows the education level required, employment outlook, physical strength required, whether it is an emerging occupation or not, and the...

Lists occupations with the dates on which the profiles were last updated. It also shows the education level, whether it is an emerging occupation or not, and if it is a new or recently updated pro...