Resources

New Brunswick’s economy has evolved rapidly over the last ten years. This guide explores the smartest industries to work in today, including healthcare, technology, skilled trades, education, and logistics, with insights on salaries, immigration, and education pathways.

"Stop searching for a job and start building a career. In 2026, New Brunswick’s apprenticeship system is the smartest move for anyone seeking financial stability without student debt. Whether you’re a high school grad, an adult pivoting careers, or a newcomer to Canada, this guide reveals the direct pathways, 1-to-2-year fast-track programs, and thousands of dollars in available funding to help you earn while you learn."

Breaking into entry level jobs in Canada is possible even without experience. By highlighting transferable skills, gaining practical experience through volunteering or short courses, and preparing for interview questions about your background, you can stand out and confidently begin your career journey.

Creating a professional LinkedIn profile is essential for standing out in Canada’s competitive job market. From showcasing your skills and achievements to networking with industry professionals, a strong profile can open doors to new opportunities. Learn how to optimize your LinkedIn page, align it with Canadian workplace expectations, and leverage free resources and courses to advance your career with guidance from Jobseeker Recruit Limited.

New Brunswick’s job market is evolving, with growth in healthcare, trades, IT, education, and agritech. Companies like Horizon Health, Irving Oil, and Cooke Inc. are leading employment growth. Jobseeker Recruit Limited helps businesses find talent and supports jobseekers with training and career opportunities across the province.

Finding a job in Canada’s competitive market can feel overwhelming, especially for early-career professionals, students, or newcomers....

This article provides a practical guide for Canadians considering a career change. It explains the importance of transferable skills, offers strategies for identifying and showcasing them, and discusses how education, professional development, and networking can support a successful transition. The article also includes tailored advice for newcomers to Canada and highlights key resources to help jobseekers navigate the labour market with confidence.