See where your skills can take you
Canada's job market has experienced unprecedented, accelerated change in the past few years. It can be difficult to know what your next move should be — especially if you're considering a career transition.
With OpportuNext from The Conference Board of Canada, in partnership with the Future Skills Centre, you can explore skill-based career pathways for yourself, your employees or your clients.
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Submit your current job title below and start searching for the next step in your career.
Examples: "human resources", "manager", "police"
A simpler way to chart a career path
OpportuNext from The Conference Board of Canada is a free-to-use career tool created in partnership with the Future Skills Centre.
Whether you’re looking for your next step or a completely new direction, or assisting someone else on their own career journey, OpportuNext can help you plan a career path with a similar skillset.
Job placement organizations
Offer more tailored help to job seekers and employers
- Identify more job opportunities for your clients
- Help job seekers find and navigate career pathways suited to their specific skills
- Highlight skill overlaps to identify qualified candidates for open positions
Employers
Find job seekers with the skills you're looking for
- Recognize employees who can be trained into new roles
- Find unexpected candidates for your open positions
- Help your employees plan their professional development
Job seekers
Discover careers that suit your skillset
- Learn how you can apply your skills to new careers
- Plan your next professional transition
- Find training and tools to help you make your next move
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