Watch: LMI Video for Post-Secondary Students

Video Script

Post-Secondary 

 

As a post-secondary student, you may be thinking about what comes next in your life once you have completed your studies and graduate. You are not alone in this thinking. What you need to be confident in is that as you actively engage in your program and learning, you are on your way to developing the competencies, knowledge and skills that will prepare you for your entry into the labour market.

 

Competencies

The attitudes, skills and knowledge that help  
individuals succeed in work and life

Knowledge Skills
An understanding of information to help you apply skills Specific abilities that will help you perform a job well
Competencies

The attitudes, skills and knowledge that help individuals succeed in work and life

Knowledge
An understanding of information to help you apply skills
Skills
Specific abilities that will help you perform a job well

 

 

One way you can find the answers to your questions about job prospects or requirements for further studies is to investigate Labour Market Information (LMI). The LMI Video for Post-Secondary Students can help you learn how accessing and using LMI can benefit you in planning for your future. 

 

It is important that you understand that your decisions about careers will change and that this is okay. Consider your career a journey, one that evolves with lived experiences. Whether you were born and raised in Atlantic Canada or are new to Canada, there are many viable and progressive opportunities available to you in the Atlantic provinces to help you have a healthy and successful work and life balance.  There are many individuals as well as programming opportunities on your campus that can help you develop your skills, explore your options, and help you be work ready.  Click on Resources to learn more about career planning supports that may be available on campus, in your community or around your province.

Provinces

 

Click on your province to be taken directly to the provincial website for Labour Market Information. To access federal Labour Market Information found on the Government of Canada website, click here.

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