Jobs
A social insurance number is required for anyone seeking employment in Canada. Visit Service Canada to apply for a social insurance number.
Manitoba has plenty of job opportunities and resources available to help newcomers understand requirements for working in Manitoba. See Newcomer Fact Sheet
Manitoba Start is a one-stop organization that connects newcomers to settlement, orientation, language and employment services. Manitoba Start will conduct a needs and assets assessment and refer individuals to a settlement worker and relevant services, including health care, child care, education, housing and employment services.
A wide range of employment and training services are offered through 13 Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centres situated throughout Manitoba, as well as through partnerships with community-based organizations and employers. Anyone authorized to work in Canada are eligible for general services. Services may include employment counselling, help to develop an employment plan and access to information about occupations and training opportunities.
There are job sites you can search where employers have posted jobs for all residents legally able to work. The list below does not represent all job postings available:
Manitoba has a number of regulated professions and trades with specific requirements in order to work in your occupation of training and the federal government provides general information about credential recognition EN/FR
