Researching your occupation will help you learn about job opportunities and find the one that is right for you.

• Job Titles and Descriptions - The Working in Canada Tool can help you find the name, description and main tasks of your occupation, as well as what skills are needed to work.
• How do I Find a Job? - Finding a job can take time. Learn about job postings, networking and the hidden job market.
• How do I Apply for a Job? - Applying for a job involves three steps: a resume, a cover letter and company/job research.
• How do I Prepare for an Interview? - An employer will often interview several qualified applicants for a job. Learn about the steps to prepare for an interview.
• What is a Regulated Occupation? - A regulated occupation requires that you have a licence before you can work.
• Starting Your Own Business - Starting a business is an excellent way to start your career in Canada.

Information for Newcomers

For newcomers, finding a job in Canada takes time and preparation. In addition to the resources above, the information below may be useful for you.

• How do I get my Skills Recognized? - Some credentials obtained outside of Canada may not be recognized as equivalent to Canadian credentials.
• How do I get Canadian Work Experience? - Experience in a Canadian workplace may be a requirement or an employer preference.