For copies of these brochures click on the PDF file to download or the link to view the online version. They are also available by emailing your request to: hotline@sasked.gov.sk.ca

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Canada Prospects
This magazine publication is a joint effort between Saskatchewan Advanced Education and Employment and Human Resources and Skills Development Canada as members of The Canadian Career Consortium. This year's theme, ‘Say Hello to Your New Boss', captures the vibrancy and optimism of today's economic market.

Canada Prospects Online

SaskJobs
Go Where the Jobs Are! An informational brochure describing the Saskjobs.ca website and the services provided to Job Seekers and Employers.

Go where the Jobs Are (PDF)

Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services
Here is what you'll find when you visit a Career and Employment Services office.

Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services (PDF)

 

Employer Services
This brochure provides information on the types of services employers can access at their local Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services office.

Employer Services (PDF)

 

Employment Supports
Information for employers who are seeking support to hire employees with disabilities.

Employment Supports (PDF)

Employment Programs
Help people who receive Employment Insurance or Social Assistance or those with employment barriers to get the training and work experience they need to get a job or to become self-employed. This brochure provides information on the available programs.

Employment Programs (PDF)

General Education Development
If you are at least 18 years old and never completed your Grade 12, this pamphlet is for you. The General Educational Development (GED) Tests offers adults who have not complete high school the opportunity to obtain the equivalent of a Grade 12 standing.


GED English Version (PDF,209K)

Job Search Handbook
The Job Search Handbook gives you instructions for working your way through the three stages of an effective job search: preparing a resume, conducting a job search, and handling a job interview. We've also included information on how the Internet will affect your job search.

Online Version
PDF version

 

SaskNetWork
Brochures, posters and business cards describe SaskNetWork, a web site devoted to providing information on career planning, education and training, employment, labour market information, financial assistance, and other related information. It is linked to hundreds of web sites at all levels, local, provincial, national and international.
English Version (PDF,36.5K)
SaskNetWork Website

 

Saskatchewan Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards, and Loans
This booklet provides information on entrance awards which are available to prospective post-secondary students in Saskatchewan.
Search our on-line scholarship database for the most up to date list of scholarships.

2008 Scholarship Booklet.(PDF)

 

Skills Training Benefit
Financial support to Employment Insurance clients who need to taking training to re-enter the labour market.

Skills Training Benefit Brochure (PDF)