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The Government of Saskatchewan is continuing to offer career planning and employment services during the State of Emergency in Saskatchewan due to COVID-19. Please email or phone the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training to access available programs and services.
The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is committed to helping all Saskatchewan people realize their full employment potential because we know that employment stability can improve people's quality of life.
The ministry provides job searching, job matching, career planning, and job training services to Saskatchewan residents throughout the province. These supports are designed to develop and match the skills of Saskatchewan workers with the skills needed by Saskatchewan employers.
If you have lost your job or are struggling to find work, one of our career development professionals can help you gain skills and confidence for a successful job search. A career development professional can help you:
You can also check out jobs and career opportunities on SaskJobs.ca.
If you need help planning your career, our trained career development professionals can help you learn about career options and how to get started on your career pathway. They can assist you with:
To view information about what jobs are expected to have openings in the future, visit Saskatchewan's Labour Market Information page.
If you require additional skills or education to obtain the job you want, a career development professional can help. We work with community service providers and educational institutions to provide education and employment programs in Saskatchewan. We can help you:
If you are receiving EI benefits and want to participate in training, contact the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training to discuss options.
If you are unemployed or need help in deciding the next step in your career path, contact us:
EstevanMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 202 - 1302 3rd Street - 2nd Floor Estevan, SK |
North BattlefordMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 15 - 9800 Territorial Drive North Battleford, SK |
La RongeMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 1328 La Ronge Avenue La Ronge, SK |
Prince AlbertMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 100 - 1288 Central Avenue Prince Albert, SK |
LloydminsterMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 5 - 4517 - 50 Avenue Lloydminster, SK |
ReginaMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 1955 Broad Street Regina, SK |
Meadow LakeMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 204 - 1st Street East Meadow Lake, SK |
SaskatoonMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 225 - 1st Avenue North Saskatoon, SK |
Moose Jaw
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YorktonMinistry of Immigration and Career Training SaskJobs Career Services Office 72 Smith Street East 1st Floor, Kuziak Building Yorkton, SK |
Canada-Saskatchewan Rapid Response Teams are a partnership between the provincial and federal government. They provide support services for businesses and workers affected by production slowdowns or layoffs.
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