Plan a search that fits your life

Question 1 of 7

1. A work search should start with:

   An immigration form from this course Applying to every posting in every city A promised interview A plan that fits the hours, travel, and kind of work you can take
2. Alis describes looking for work as something you should:

   Treat in an organized way, more like a job than a random browse Keep entirely in your head, with no notes Hide from your adult learning council Do only after you are hired
3. A master list is useful because:

   Employers require you to publish the list online Postings can disappear, and you need dates, copies, and next steps in one place It replaces a resume It is a legal contract
4. For applications, alis suggests you use:

   A different invented address for every letter A friend’s email so you never see replies A personal email you check often, not a current workplace email No email at all
5. The Alberta Supports number listed on alis (opened 10 November 2026) is:

   1-877-644-9992 911 A private fee-for-service hotline this course invented Your bank’s number
6. This course:

   Is licensed career counselling Is immigration advice Gives general information and does not promise a job Is Employment Insurance advice
7. An occupation (in alis’s wording) is:

   One specific shift at one employer A SIN A cover letter A category of jobs that share skills, such as cook