Job Bank for Newcomers

Job Bank for Newcomers is a free Government of Canada resource. It explains important steps that can help newcomers prepare for work and start a job search in Canada.

The page can help you:

  • apply for a Social Insurance Number (SIN), which you need to work in Canada

  • check whether your occupation needs a licence or certification

  • learn how to get education and work qualifications from outside Canada recognized

  • find English or French language training and settlement services

  • search for jobs, build a resume, get job matches and apply online

  • download Job Bank information sheets in several languages

Job Bank also offers a Plus account. You can use it to create a skills profile, build a resume and receive job matches based on your experience and education.

To search for jobs and access these tools, visit Job Bank for Newcomers.

Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



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Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



Questions about the AAISA Knowledge Hub?

Contact us at

funded by

Alberta Logo

Copyright 2026 AAISA

Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



Questions about the AAISA Knowledge Hub?

Contact us at

funded by

Alberta Logo

Copyright 2026 AAISA

Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



Questions about the AAISA Knowledge Hub?

Contact us at

funded by

Alberta Logo

Copyright 2026 AAISA