Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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The ABE program helps adults improve their literacy and essential skills. Learners who successfully complete Levels 3 and 4 (also known as Adult 10 and Adult 12) may achieve a credential / certificate of standing.
Saskatchewan businesses and non-profit organizations can apply for funding to assist in training new or existing workers for available jobs.
Learn more about an occupation you are interested in: wages, outlooks, education, skills needed and so much more.
The GED® tests measure the academic skills and knowledge expected of high school graduates. Recognized throughout North America, the GED® testing program has served as a bridge to education and employment.
Learn about our cost of living, housing, employment opportunities, and how to immigrate to Saskatchewan.
Labour Market Agreements are funding agreements between Canada and Saskatchewan that help people get training, develop their skills and gain work experience, leading to good jobs and better opportunities.
Find labour market statistics, reports and labour forecasts.
Labour Mobility refers to an agreement between Canadian jurisdictions that aims to ensure that a worker's professional or occupational certification issued by a regulator in one jurisdiction may be accepted as certification in another Canadian jurisdiction.
The Provincial Training Allowance (PTA) provides income assistance to low-income adult students enrolled in full-time Adult Basic Education, workforce development or skills training programs. Individuals are only eligible to apply for PTA after being accepted in an approved training program.
Find numerous free tools and resources for employers and job seekers, including secure recruiting, hiring, job search and job matching services.
SaskJobs has partnered with Canada’s largest job search website, the National Job Bank, to serve you better.
The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training connects individuals to career possibilities that can improve their quality of life. Services include job searching, job matching, career planning and job training.
The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training helps employers with the development, recruitment and retention of workers.
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