Check out the great section on Skills Development and Learning Opportunities as well as the work experience opportunities at the youthlink site.

Figuring out your skills and interests will make it easier for you to define your career goals and look for opportunities that help you meet them.

Over the course of seven months, Katamavik participants live in three different regions of Canada as part of a group of 11 people comprising an equal number of men and women from every region.

Canadian 4-H Council Programs promote responsible citizenship, leadership, careers in agriculture, technology transfer and other issues facing today's rural communities. 

The Aboriginal Education Opportunities Manual provides information on scholarships and training opportunities with an Aboriginal focus.

Encounters with Canada gives youth from different backgrounds and regions the opportunity to get to know one another and discover their country.

Youth engagement aims at involving youth to help create a culture of innovation, find ways to better attract and retain the talented leaders of tomorrow and develop an action plan describing youth contribution to Canada's Innovation Strategy-Achieving Excellence.

SchoolNet is about developing skills for a new economy, preparing young Canadians for the global knowledge society and ensuring that Canadians take full advantage of all the learning opportunities the Information Highway offers.

 The Forum gives young people from all over Canada the opportunity to come to Ottawa to learn about the role of Parliament and the decision-making process.

There is lots of useful info in the your neighborhood, sports and recreation, and science and technology sections of youthpath.

Create your personal skills inventory and think about how your abilities and personal characteristics translate into skills and attributes you can market to potential employers.

Friendship Centres provide community based, culturally sensitive programs and services in many areas, including human resource development, health/ healing, employment,  justice and recreation.

Royal Military College Student Officer Cadets earn a salary while studying and begin a challenging career as an officer in the Canadian Forces upon graduation.

Interested in leading enthusiastic youth in exciting and challenging activities? The Cadet Instructors Cadre might be for you.

Scouting is an exciting way to meet new people, take part in adventures and develop new skills that can help you in your chosen career.

 Skills and Learning for Canadians is an invitation from the Government of Canada to all interested Canadians to participate in a national dialogue on what Canada needs to do to respond to the challenges of the knowledge-based economy. Youth Backgrounder

 Are you interested in educational programs and learning opportunities that prepare you for a career in the dynamic, fast-paced apparel manufacturing industry? The Apparel Human Resources Council provides up to date info about programs available across Canada.

 This service connects Canadians to government information about programs and services, new initiatives or official publications.