Employment centres across Manitoba offer a wide range of services for unemployed Manitobans and the employer community. The Virtual Employment Centre makes information about these services available on-line.

Funding is available for eligible students in the form of loans, grants or specialized bursaries while they attend post-secondary studies. Employees registered under the Apprenticeship program can apply for funding related to their training sessions as well as for a certain amount of living costs. For those students or teachers interested in improving their French language skills, financial assistance combined with unique employment opportunities are available.

Learn how to prepare for a job interview, construct various types of résumes and cover letters as well as identify personal skills and goals.

Provides job seekers with information such as demographics, occupational trends, wage rates, high demand skills, and many other labour market topics.

Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) is a process which captures and recognizes and individual's learning in the workplace, in the classroom and in the community. PLAR can describe competencies and help to measure performance while documenting the skills and knowledge needed for a job.

Adult Learning and Literacy (ALL) provides grants to adult learning centres and part-time community-based literacy programs to provide services that focus on upgrading the skills of adult learners. Adult learners can achieve goals such as, gaining beginning level to more advanced literacy skills, job readiness training, improving family literacy skills, computer skills upgrading, and obtaining high school credentials so they can access higher education and/or better employment opportunities.

Find out how to obtain financial assistance for start-up costs and capital expenditures for self-employment.

A valid Manitoba teaching certificate must be held in order to work in any of the professional education fields in Manitoba. Find out how to apply for certification, and where to apply for employment both in and out of province. Also learn about financial assistance opportunities for individuals interesting in teaching French or English outside of Manitoba.

When entering the job market you need experience to get the job, but you need a job to get experience. Dealing with this cycle can be difficult. Volunteer experience is as valuable as job experience and a viable addition to your resume.

Mb4Youth Division provides various services to facilitate student hiring with government departments and crown corporations. Referral services are offered to students and youth during the summer months.