Offers, pay questions, and when to ask a person for help

Question 1 of 7

1. Alis says a job offer is:

   Only the first number you hear More than a salary figure A guarantee from this course The same as a thank-you note
2. If an employer will not put an offer in writing, alis calls that:

   A big red flag Proof you must accept today Immigration advice A reason to send your SIN
3. Questions about minimum wage or overtime belong in:

   This course’s hidden legal chapter A guaranteed-job pop-up Your password manager Official employment-standards information (or that LearnHere course), not a guess from this lesson
4. This course will not:

   Point you to Alberta Supports Remind you that sample pay figures are examples only Tell you what dollar amount to negotiate or whether you may work in Canada Suggest that you write questions down
5. Alis suggests accepting the offer you want:

   By deleting every note In writing, before you turn other offers down (a caution, not a promise about every employer) By posting the offer on social media By paying a finder fee
6. The Alberta Supports number listed on alis (10 November 2026) is:

   A private number this course invented Your bank 911 only 1-877-644-9992
7. Passing the final exam in this course means:

   You passed a knowledge test — not that a tutor watched you get hired You are guaranteed a job You received immigration status You completed licensed career counselling