What's Inside

• Occupational Information related to your own province

What it's good for

• Information wages, outlooks and projections by occupation an/or city

• LMI News that can help you see visualize employment trends in printed and digital news articles.

What's Inside

• Occupational profiles, employment prospects and hiring demand information

What it's good for

• Find a long list of occupations

• Find sample job titles and the information about the nature of work and main duties

What's Inside

• Career matchmaker – complete interest finding tool matched with occupations.

• Occupational profiles job description, work conditions, earnings, education/training, career paths, related jobs, links to other resources.

• 900 interviews with real people in the occupations.

• Education and apprenticeship information.

What it's good for

• Find out where your interests lie.

• Find matching occupations.

• Find out from real people what it’s like.

• Link to education, training, apprenticeship programs for where you can get education, length of training and cost.

What's Inside

• Many have excellent career description sections.

• Many have job boards.

What it's good for

• Career descriptions – duties, skills and training – are usually more up-to-date than national occupational sites.

• If there is a job board it will give you company names – good for information interviewing and for finding out which provinces hire more.

• Any salaries need to be checked against the salaries in your own region.

• Any provincial associations and marketing organizations on these sites are good for information interviews about job opportunities and wages and training and hiring practices.

What's Inside

• A collection of interviews from over 500 professionals across Canada.

• Careers profiled are incredibly varied and include:

  • • CEOs/Entrepreneurs

    • Creative directors and artists

    • Tradesperson (mechanic, welding etc,)

    • Hairstylist

    • Urban planner

What it's good for

• Learn about how career paths can differ from person to person.

• Hear direct information about what people like most about their job, advice for others, etc.

• While the interviews are with professionals who studied a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), it doesn’t necessarily mean they pursued a career in STEM.

What's Inside

• Essential skill requirements for hundreds of occupations

What it's good for

• Find out what is required in specific occupations in terms of reading, writing, document use, numeracy, oral communication, thinking, working with others, computer use and continuous learning.

What's Inside

• Description of occupations and job titles with learning and experience needed.

• “Search by job title” for any job title.

• Use the “Career Handbook” to see a detailed breakdown of jobs that will help inform career decision making

What it's good for

• A large collection of job titles

• Find out what is required in specific occupations in terms of essential skills and education.

• See a very detailed description of the skills, interests, aptitudes, education, and workplace conditions for listed job titles.

• No job prospects here. Not as up-to-date as many sector council websites or Career Cruising.