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Career Resources

As there are many careers available, the following websites can provide useful information to help you.

A Career in Mining
www.acareerinmining.ca/home.html

Aboriginal EnviroCareers
The website provides both educators and students with a resource to explore environmental careers and gain a greater understanding of the breadth of the environment sector. Helps students to select a career that suits their interests, and helps them map out the career. URL: www.beahr.com/aec/index.html

Employment Central
Employment Central offers employment services to all Yukoners to help them get back to work. The Web site now serves as a gateway to services for both job-seekers and employers, and as a complete job-searching tool. If you are looking for work, be sure to have a look at the free workshops offered (www.employmentyukon.ca).

Employment Centre - Aboriginal Youth Network (AYN)
Find a collection of information, events and tools to help you with your job search. Also view job opportunities available across Canada. pathfinder.ayn.ca/homeSeeker.php

CareerMine.com
CareerMine is an international job search engine, including job postings within Canada.  This site is a part of InfoMine’s web site and posts only the latest mining jobs available around the world. Job postings are separated by regions, countries, industry and language (English, Spanish, French and Portuguese). 

Klondike Outreach
Employment resource centre located in Dawson City www.klondikeoutreach.com.

Watson Lake Outreach
Employment resource and job posting centre located in Watson Lake wlemployment.com.

Yukon Work Information Network (YuWIN)
Yukon online job postings.www.yuwin.ca.

PAJ-Yukon
The PAJ-Yukon website is designed to stay in touch with youth after they leave the Yukon www.pajyukon.ca/lang.php

Yukon College
For information on training to be a welder or a heavy equipment operator, visit the Yukon College.

MASHA (Mine and Aggregates Safety and Health Association)
For information on Mine Rescue Training visit www.masha.on.ca.