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inquiries@acfoodbank.ca
Pathways to Work is a free program that helps community members in Edmonton build their resume, prepare for interviews, earn job-ready training and connect with employers who value diverse talent.
Finding meaningful work in a new city, a new country or at a new stage of life can be hard. You don’t have to do it alone.
Get help with your resume, cover letter and LinkedIn profile so employers can see your skills and experience.
Practise with mock interviews and coaching, and walk into job fairs knowing what to say and bring.
Work one-on-one with a coach on your goals, your job search and Alberta workplace culture and rights.
Build practical skills for work in these fields.
Earn the tickets employers ask for, including First Aid, WHMIS and Food Handling.
Meet employers through referrals, networking and recruitment events.
Learn from community members and professionals who understand the challenges you face.
Keep getting guidance and coaching so you can succeed and grow in your job.
Talk with a Career and Employment Coach about your experience, goals and any barriers.
Build an employment action plan around your goals.
Update your resume, prepare for interviews and complete training.
Join job fairs and recruitment events, and get referrals.
Get ongoing mentorship and coaching after you start work.
Everyone in Pathways to Work gets coaching and job search support. These programs add focused help.
For women and youth facing barriers such as language, credential recognition or limited knowledge of the Canadian job market.
For Afro-Caribbean, Indigenous and newcomer youth aged 15 and older building skills, confidence and a path to work.
For people who want a career in installation and the skilled trades.
Partner with us to meet candidates who have completed coaching and workplace readiness training.
Call (780) 477-8220 or email inquiries@acfoodbank.ca. We’ll set up a time for you to meet with a Career and Employment Coach.
No. All our services and training are free.
Bring your current resume if you have one. If you don’t, we can help you create it.
Yes. Our coaches work with people returning to their profession or looking for a first Canadian job, and can refer you to education, skills training and certification programs.
Yes. We continue to offer guidance, mentorship and career coaching after you start work.
Whether you’re looking for work or looking to hire, we’d love to hear from you.
The Afro-Caribbean Food Bank Canada Centre (ACFBCC) serves diverse communities across Edmonton, with a focused commitment to newcomers and Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) populations. While we specialize in culturally appropriate food options, our services are open to the public and available to anyone in need, regardless of race, ethnicity, culture, or background.
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