Stefanie McHugh

Unlock higher wages and career growth in Saint John by mastering English and French. Our comprehensive guide covers everything from free community conversation circles to professional academic training at UNBSJ and NBCC.

Gemini said Breaking into the Saint John labour market can be challenging due to its smaller size and the prominence of the "hidden job market." This guide highlights essential resources—from provincial agencies like WorkingNB to specialized supports like the CCRW, YMCA Newcomer Connections, and the Saint John Learning Exchange. By leveraging these organizations, job seekers can access career coaching, disability accommodations, and training, ensuring every individual has the tools to succeed.

The SEED program is a vital bridge for New Brunswick’s workforce, connecting students with meaningful summer opportunities and providing employers with robust wage subsidies. Managed by WorkingNB, this initiative fosters mentorship while helping non-profits and municipalities reach their goals. Whether you are a student building a career or an organization seeking fresh talent, the SEED program offers the financial and professional support needed to thrive in our local economy.