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Youth
If you’re a younger person who is wanting to find work, then the information and resources in this section are a good place to begin.
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Look for Work
“I haven’t been able to find a job since I finished my degree. What can I do?”
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Jobs for Youth

Explore jobs available right now for young Canadians ages 15 to 30 in Alberta and across Canada. Employers looking for young workers for part time roles, internships, and summer employment often post their jobs on the Canada Job Bank. New jobs are added regularly so check back often.
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“I’ve graduated, but I don’t have a lot of experience. How do I get the right job?”
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Q&A
Look for Work
“Is finding work I like as hard as people say it is?”
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“Should I be careful about what I post on social media when looking for a job?”
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Transfer Your College and University Skills into the Workplace

As a post-secondary student, you’re learning skills that employers need, such as solving problems and using technology. Discover how to market and transfer these skills to find the job you want.
Plan Your Career

Landing Your First Real Job

As a young person, stepping into the world of work is easier if you know what you want and what you need to do. Here’s how to get started.
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Gateway Jobs

Gateway jobs are entry-level jobs that require little experience or training. See how to use gateway jobs to your advantage.
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