Youth employment resources
Need immediate assistance?
The Distress Centre offers support 24/7.
Call (403) 266-HELP or 1-800-563-6106.
Employment resources
Looking for additional support for your job search and interview preparation? The resources listed below are good places to start. If you have any questions or want to explore these topics further, drop into the Youth Employment Centre and meet with one of our employment counsellors.
Indigenous employment resources
The Youth Employment Centre is committed to serving all youth ages 15 – 24. We aspire to provide Indigenous youth with safe, inclusive, supportive employment and career services. The Youth Employment Centre could explore many great local, provincial, and federal resources if you would like additional support for specific Indigenous-related programs.
External mental health resources for youth
We know that looking for a job can be overwhelming. If you or a youth that you know are struggling with the mental strain that can come with job seeking, please see the resources below.
External mental health resources for students
If you are a student registered for any of the schools listed below, mental health resources are accessible on campus. If you or someone you know needs support, we encourage you to contact any of the following:
- Alberta College of Art + Design – student counselling
- Ambrose University – wellness and counselling
- Bow Valley College – mental health check
- Calgary Board of Education – mental health resources
- Calgary Catholic School District – mental health resources
- Mount Royal University – wellness and mental health services
- SAIT Students’ Association (SAITSA)
- SAIT – student development and counselling
- St. Mary’s University – support services
- University of Calgary – SU wellness centre
Please note: These resources are external sources and are not affiliated with The City of Calgary Youth Employment Centre.