Directions for Immigrants Career Services

Directions for Immigrants provides free career services for internationally educated immigrants living in Alberta. Career coaches can help you understand the Canadian job market and plan the next steps toward your career goal.

The service can help you:

  • make a career and job-search plan

  • prepare a resume and practise job interviews

  • learn if your occupation is regulated in Canada

  • understand professional licensing requirements

  • improve communication skills for Canadian workplaces

  • attend employment workshops and employer events

  • join licensing exam study groups for some professions

Career coaching is available in person, online and by phone. A career coach gives you tools, information and support. A career coach does not find or apply for jobs for you.

Who can register?

The registered client service is for internationally educated immigrants who live in Alberta. The Get Started form asks you to confirm that you live in Alberta and have a Social Insurance Number.

Public pre-arrival information is also available online. You can use this information before you move to learn about working in Calgary and Alberta.

How to start

Call Directions for Immigrants before completing the full registration form. Staff will book an appointment and explain the next steps. Some workshops and study groups have limited space, so contact the centre early.

Phone: 403-770-5155
Toll-free: 1-877-297-2553
Email: directions@bowvalleycollege.ca
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Address: Bow Valley College, West Campus, Room 219, 300 6 Avenue SE, Calgary, Alberta T2G 0G5

To learn about the services, visit: https://directionsforimmigrants.ca/

To ask for a first appointment, visit: https://directionsforimmigrants.ca/get-started

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