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Prepare your job search
To work in Canada or have access to government programs and benefits, you will need a
Social Insurance Number (
SIN
)
.
Are you
old enough to work
in the job that you want? The minimum age to work at some jobs varies from province to province.
Review some tips on
writing resumes
and
cover letters
and developing
interview skills
.
Get the facts on what types of jobs are available where you live by reviewing
labour market information
.
Before you begin your job search, have you developed a
career plan
?
Employment opportunities
Get tips on
finding a job
through select
employment Web sites
.
Get help with your summer job search, such as writing your resume and contacting employers, at a
Service Canada Centre for Youth
.
How to gain work experience
Get valuable work experience through federal
youth employment programs
.
Acquire a trade certification, such as the Red Seal Program, and gain work experience through an
apprenticeship program
.
Get on-the-job experience and help your community by
volunteering
!
Take a working holiday abroad or get international work experience through
youth mobility programs
.
Start your own business
Find guidance on making a business plan, financing, business registration and legal issues related to
starting your own business
.
Be safe at work! Know your rights!
Get informed on
workplace safety
and
employment standards
before starting your job.