Provincial funding directory
Training and career funding in Alberta
Most training funding in Canada is delivered provincially. Here is what Alberta commonly offers, and where to verify whether you may qualify.
- Province
- Alberta
- Delivery
- Provincial and federal
- Verification
- Official sources
- Cost
- Free information
Program rules and eligibility change. Confirm details with the official provincial program before applying.
- Employment services
- Alberta Supports and Alberta Works career centres
- Training programs
- Training for Work, apprenticeship education
- Funding resources
- Alberta Student Aid grants and loans
- Career centres
- Alberta Supports Centres
Commonly in-demand sectors
- Skilled trades
- Energy
- Health care
Occupations often sought after in Alberta
Registered nurse
NOC 31301 · Healthcare
≈ $85,000 median
Training: 2 – 4 years
Personal support worker
NOC 33102 · Healthcare
≈ $42,000 median
Training: 6 – 12 months
Electrician
NOC 72200 · Skilled trades
≈ $75,000 median
Training: 4 – 5 years
Welder
NOC 72106 · Skilled trades
≈ $62,000 median
Training: 6 months – 3 years
Cybersecurity analyst
NOC 21220 · Technology
≈ $95,000 median
Training: 8 months – 3 years
Software developer
NOC 21232 · Technology
≈ $90,000 median
Training: 1 – 4 years
Provincial programs change regularly and eligibility varies by circumstance. You may qualify for some, all or none of these supports. Official government requirements apply and funding is not guaranteed.