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Alberta Youth Employment Incentive is sponsored by Government of Alberta (administered by CAREERS: The Next Generation). The Alberta Youth Employment Incentive makes it easier for employers to bring young talent (aged 15-24) into their business. It provides funding to help fill workforce needs and invest in the skilled workforce of tomorrow.
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Alberta Youth Employment Incentive – Making it easier for Alberta employers to bring young talent into their business A LBERTA Y OUTH E MPLOYMENT I NCENTIVE The Alberta Youth Employment Incentive makes it easier – and more rewarding – for employers to bring young talent into their business.
Qualified employers can receive up to $7,500 to hire Albertans aged 15 to 24, helping you fill workforce needs today while investing in the skilled workforce of tomorrow. This program is funded by the Government of Alberta and administered by CAREERS: The Next Generation , a non-profit with nearly 30 years of experience connecting youth and employers across the province.
Applications are now open – don’t miss this opportunity to grow your team and support Alberta’s future workforce. Apply today! Hiring youth isn’t just an investment in the next generation—it’s a smart move for your business and Alberta’s future.
Young employees bring fresh perspectives, new skills, and the drive to make an impact.
What youth bring to your workplace: Innovation & Creativity – fresh ideas that spark growth Adaptability – quick to learn, flexible in changing environments Tech Savviness – digital skills that keep your business current Energy & Motivation – enthusiasm that lifts teams and productivity What your business gains long term: Future Workforce Development – build a pipeline of skilled, job-ready workers Talent Attraction & Retention – hiring youth strengthens your reputation as a forward-thinking employer and can reduce turnover Investing in youth means investing in your organization’s success—and in a stronger Alberta Need help recruiting suitable candidates?
CAREERS can help! Contact us and a team member will reach out within 24 hours. READY TO BRING FRESH TALENT INTO YOUR BUSINESS AND ACCESS FUNDING SUPPORT?
Pre-apply and express your interest now to hire youth, strengthen your workforce, and help shape Alberta’s future.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified employers who hire Albertans aged 15 to 24. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $7,500 in funding for eligible employers. $4,000 for 1-2 youth (minimum 400 combined hours); $7,500 for 3-5 youth (minimum 750 combined hours). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Alberta Youth Employment Incentive is funded by Government of Alberta (administered by CAREERS: The Next Generation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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