disability get a job Edmonton
disability get a job Edmonton

Thank you for your interest in Inclusive Career Connections. We are coming to the end of our contract for this program. Only partial services will be available after February 24th, 2025.

We still offer basic services such as:

  • Use of the Resource Room with computers available for job searching and a printer to copy out work related items
  • Workshops in Tech Smart (basic beginner computer use)
  • Skills Training (five workshops covering Job Targets, Conflict Resolution, Targeted Resumes, Disability Disclosure, and Interview Skills)
  • A meeting with a Job Coach to find the best alternative service for you


To be eligible, you must:

  • Live in the Edmonton capital region

  • Be legally able to work in Canada and meet citizenship requirements

  • Have a disability

  • Be ready, willing, and able to work

  • Speak and understand English; a minimum of CBL Level 5 is required

Accessible Technology Options

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Lending Tech Library

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Bus Transportation

disability get a job Edmonton

What is a disability anyway?

Disabilities refers to people living with visible and invisible challenges that make it more difficult to do certain activities. Examples of visible disabilities includes being in a wheelchair, needing a walker, or having poor vision. Examples of invisible disabilities includes mental health conditions, diabetes or high blood pressure, or living with chronic pain.

Inclusive Career connections also offers monthly Wellness Network Edmonton TechSmart workshops – a two-day workshop series to empower you with tools to enhance your computer skills and open up new opportunities. It’s a chance to learn more about the digital world, at your own pace, with plenty of support along the way.