Career Planning
Find occupational descriptions, educational requirements, labour market information, and more.
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Career Planning Resources
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Plan Your Career - University of ManitobaDeveloped by University of Manitoba Career Services, this site is useful for students and graduates across all disciplines.
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Labour Market Information - Government of CanadaLearn more about an occupation you are interested in: wages, outlooks, education, skills needed and more.
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Manitoba Career ProspectsThe Manitoba Career Prospects program is a resource to help students, parents and educators explore career opportunities available in Manitoba industries.
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Career Counselling Services - Government of ManitobaGet career counselling and other employment services at Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centres in Winnipeg and across Manitoba.
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Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition - Government of ManitobaPrior Learning Assessment Recognition is a process used to identify, document, assess and recognize skills and knowledge. PLAR can help you to identify the skills and knowledge you have for employment opportunities.