Resources for Alberta Career Development Professionals

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Here are some valuable websites and resources for career development professionals and their clients based in Alberta. If you are a career professional looking for provincial labour market tools, practitioner training, and client supports, bookmark these sites for quick access.

Associations for Career Development Professionals

Education and Training for Career Practitioners

Careers and Employment for Clients

Education and Training for Clients


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Do you know of another Alberta-specific resource for career practitioners or their clients? Please share it in the comments.

 

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For those looking for information about Calgary, I would add Calgary Economic Development. Though not directly a career resource, it has many resources to assist career practitioners and their clients with career transition, labour market trends and job search. The business directory is excellent!

Good morning Lise

I was browsing for some web links that include comprehensive list of resources here in Alberta and Calgary in particular. I absolutely agree that CED belongs on the list. I also recommend Calgary Chamber of Commerce. The latter offers services more for career development professionals than work seekers. However as with most advice anyone who is self directed can extrapolate the information for employers or practitioners and use it for themselves.

Regardless of the value of on line resources I do not believe they replace face to face interaction

Vicky Driver