Le Centre d'information 233-ALLÔ sert à diffuser de l'information au bénéfice de la communauté franco-manitobaine (informations générales, touristiques, l'immigration et autres. Il propose une gamme de services gratuits aux personnes bilingues à la recherche d'un emploi et aux employeurs à la recherche d'employé(e)s bilingues. Le Centre offre également un service d'information et de référence pour les franco-manitobains de 55 ans et plus dans les domaines de la santé, de la planification financière et les services sociaux.

The Career Planning & Placement Office provides employment services for students, recent graduates and employers. View a sample resume and cover letter online.

A comprehensive listing of the organizations offering pre employment and employability skills training throughout the province. Some organizations here offer programs for specific groups such as Aboriginal People and Persons with Disabilities. Visit the site to see a list of see the programs in your area.

The Building Independence Resource Directory (BIRD) provides a listing of all programming that may be available for participants who are in receipt of Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) Benefits. Program descriptions are sorted according to the type of intervention. EIA participants must receive approval from their Case Coordinator before entering programming.

This website contains membership information as well as journal articles, educational links, a resume posting service and links to Canadian welding resources.

CEYS provides youth (ages 16 - 29) with employment services in the Brandon area. View job openings and tips to start your job search. Brandon area employers can contact CEYS to post job openings or inquire about youth employment programs.

Successful Newcomers in Regulated Occupations: These are recent biographies of skilled immigrants who requalified in their professional fields and got jobs in regulated occupations. They talk about their experiences in their own words. They share their success stories to help you build your own success in Manitoba.

Descriptions and contact information of member agencies, organizations and individuals who provide career planning and/or employment services across Canada.

The Career Resource Centre houses a library of tools for job searching, career planning, and planning for graduate studies. Most of the books from the library can be borrowed for one week. The Career Resource Centre is a starting point to make the transition from university to the world of work. Resources are available to assist with career planning, job searching, and graduate studies. Available to students and alumni of the University of Winnipeg.

Business start up opportunities and Loan Fund programs for Northern Manitoba, training in business, community and economic development,(Canada Manitoba and Aboriginal Business Service Centre Satellite Office).