Working in French
From understanding Quebec's labour market to getting certified to work in Quebec, you'll find ample information below to help you plan for your professional future.
The Quebec job market
Did you know? Many professional associations in Quebec require their members to speak French.
Québec has a diversified economy, with some 4.5 million jobs. Greater Montreal accounts for nearly half of all jobs in Quebec!
There's a lot to know! Use all the resources below and at your disposal to find a stimulating job that matches your strengths and skills. Find out more about the job market, socio-economic progress, employment trends, the economy, job banks, recruitment initiatives and much more:
- Statistics Canada
- Statistics Institute of Quebec
- Institut de Québec (available in French only)
- Finance Montreal
- Place aux jeunes en région (available in French only)
- Emploi Québec
- The Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal
Career planning
Get advice on your career path and how to find the job you want from Concordia's Career Planning team.
Are you a business student? John Molson School of Business’ Career Management Services is dedicated to empowering students and graduates with resources, programs and networking opportunities that will help them succeed professionally.
Quebec Selection Certificate
(Certificat de sélection du Québec [CSQ])
Find out how to immigrate as a skilled worker.
Experiential learning
Consider studying abroad — you could benefit from research funding opportunities and paid internships.
Co-operative education: Finish your studies with a head start on the global job market. A Co-op program offers professional development, networking opportunities with potential employers and paid internships integrated within your program.
Humanities+ is designed for undergraduate Concordia students pursuing a degree in the humanities. This program prepares students for life after graduation through a unique experience in skills development and learning.
