Designed to help adults with learning disabilities and human resource personnel recognize employment barriers, and types of accommodations available, during the selection process. Find helpful resources and suggestions about disclosure.

Cette brochure téléchargeable, concise et complète, décrit les étapes pour se préparer à entrer sur le marché du travail concurrentiel d'aujourd'hui. Vous y trouverez des indications sur les compétences importantes que la main-d''uvre canadienne doit posséder.

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.

If it is of interest to Canadian students, you will find it here! Access information about schooling options, employment, internship opportunities, starting a business, and more. CA Experts are available to answer your questions online.

Canada's annual guide to career planning for people of all ages. Includes articles, tips, fun exercises, etc.).

Determine your strengths and aptitudes, evaluate your entrepreneurial potential, and learn how to prepare an effective resume, cover letter and employment portfolio.

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.

Are you unsure about how to start your career? Do you need to change career direction? Are you concerned about finding work? This manual is designed to help you consider these questions and many, many more!

Available to job seekers free of charge, this recruiting service offers a searchable list of job openings and the opportunity to circulate a resume among potential employers. Career planning activities and job search tips are also provided.

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.