WorkingNB Employment Counsellors provide support to help you choose a career, develop your skills and find and keep a job.
The following resources may help you in your job search:
- Job Fairs. Learn more
- NBJobs. Learn more
- Career & Employment Center. Learn more
The Self-Employment Benefit Program helps unemployed individuals create a job for themselves by starting a new business. Learn more
Certain professions and skilled trades in the province are regulated, which requires a Foreign Qualification Recognition (FQR) process in order to practice legally.
To find out if your occupation is regulated, check the requirements for Occupational Profiles
You can also review the information sheets below for guidance on the steps to follow
If you are an internationally trained professional or skilled tradesperson, wanting to work in a regulated occupation or trade in New Brunswick and need help navigating certification, licensing and employment pathways to work in your field, the following supports and services are available to help you:
- Professional and Trade credential assessment guidance and referrals
- Guidance to understand the steps required for licensing, certification, or apprenticeship
- Financial support for costs related to credential recognition and trade assessments
- Employment supports, including job search strategies and local labour market information
- Canadian Cultural Competency Training
Ready to take the next step? Book an appointment with an Employment Counsellor today WorkingNB Offices
An information session which can provide Newcomers with all you need to know about the New Brunswick Workplace. Learn more
The page below contains labour market information (LMI) regarding job opportunities in specific careers that are in demand.
In New Brunswick, workers are protected under the Employment Standards Act. To learn more about your rights and obligations, visit Employment standards - gnb.ca