Jobs in Alberta
Find employment opportunities in Alberta.
The Jobs in Alberta webpage is designed to provide a connection between Alberta employers and people looking for jobs in Alberta.
Job Bank is a free service provided by the Government of Canada and enables all workers, including foreign workers, to connect with employers in Canada.
- Employers - Post your job openings
- Employment Opportunities in Alberta - Start Your Search!
- Hiring Foreign Workers in Canada
- Recognition of Qualifications
- Using Employment Agencies in Alberta and Canada
Employers
Post a Job – Advertise your job vacancies on Job Bank.
Search for Jobs in Alberta
Are ready to start researching employment opportunities for your occupation in Alberta, Canada?
The Working in Alberta Tool can help you make well-informed decisions about where to live and work by producing a report that contains information on job descriptions, wages, skills, language training and job opportunities based on your training, experience and needs.
Type in your occupation below to begin:
If you have questions about how the Working in Alberta tool works, or you need instructions on how to use it, follow the links below:
The Working in Canada Tool is managed by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.
* Notice to Foreign Workers: When applying for a job please make sure the employer has an approved Labour Market Opinion (LMO).
Other Online Job Search Resources
The following is a partial list of websites you can use to look for jobs in Alberta. There are other online resources available to research employment opportunities.
Hiring foreign workers in Canada – information for employers
Employers must obtain a positive Labour Market Opinion (LMO) from Service Canada to show there is a need for a foreign worker to fill a given position. This is the first step to hiring a foreign worker. For more information visit the Government of Canada website:
Recognition of qualifications – information for workers
If you are educated and trained outside of Alberta and need certification to work in your occupation in Alberta, you will need to have your credentials assessed to determine how well you meet the standards for that occupation in Alberta. An assessment may involve comparing your qualifications to similar qualifications in Alberta and Canada.
Using employment agencies in Alberta and Canada
Recruitment agencies and labour brokers cannot charge a job placement fee to a foreign worker. In Alberta it is illegal to charge a job placement fee to any worker. For more information, see:
Date Updated: Nov 24, 2009
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