Service Canada has a website called Job Bank that can help you explore careers. Its quizzes help you explore your career interests. Check these out at www.jobsetc.gc.ca/eng/toolbox/quizzes/quizzes_home.do If you speak French and are looking to live and work in a Francophone community, Citizenship and Immigration Canada has a web site with information on Francophone communities in Canada. (www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomers/francophone)
The Training, Careers and Workers site can be very helpful for anyone involved in career exploration and planning. It is full of information, links, and contacts. Learn more or visit http://www.jobsetc.gc.ca/eng/
Youth Canada is a website to help young people explore career options. It helps with résumé writing, cover letters, interview skills and more. Check it out at www.youth.gc.ca/
The Canadian Apprenticeship Forum provides a wide range of information, help, and links for those interested in apprenticeship training in Canada. Learn more
The Working in Canada Tool is a great place to start your job search. It accesses information from six national labour market databases and can produce a report that is tailored to your occupation and to the city, town, or region where you want to settle. Learn more
The Conference Board of Canada has developed a summary of Employability Skills.These are the skills seen as important by employers when they consider hiring employees.The list is a good reference for those looking for work and is also useful in completing a personal skills inventory, which involves identifying the skills you have and can emphasize to possible employers. Learn more