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Last Updated: Tuesday, 21 April 2009 |
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Links to Canadian occupational information are provided. Students living inside Canada should avoid using United States occupational information. Job opportunities and the educational requirements for an occupation vary between Canada and the United States.
As a general rule, students should use the occupational information provided by the province or territory in which they live. Job opportunities and educational requirements can vary from province to province. One comprehensive source of Canadian occupational information is the Alberta Occupational Profiles. Alberta provides descriptions of more occupations than some of the other Canadian provinces and territories.
Students are encouraged to print occupational profiles, to study the information, and to then discuss the information with a guidance counsellor or a career counsellor before making any career decisions. Occupational profiles are not a substitute for good career counselling.
Job Futures Canada . The site provides information about occupational outlooks. By using information on this site, you can get an idea of the projected employment opportunities in various occupations in Canada.
Alberta Occupational Information
- Alberta Occupational Profiles
. These are Government of Alberta descriptions of more than 500 occupations. They include information on duties, working conditions, skills, education, occupational outlook, salary, and related careers.
British Columbia Occupational Information
Manitoba Columbia Occupational Information
Northwest Territories Occupational Information
Ontario Occupational Information
- Career Exploration
. Contains many links to sites providing information on different Occupation
Prince Edward Island Occupational Information
Quebec Occupational Information
- Quebec Job Futures
. Bilingual Quebec site provides information about different occupations.
Saskatchewan Occupational Information
Yukon Occupational Information
Occupational Information by Industry
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