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Top trends in environmental employment in Canada

Learn the major trends and opportunities for environmental careers in Canada in our latest study, the 2013 Profile of Canadian Environmental Employment.


Post by: Jennifer Schultz, ECO Canada
Canada’s environmental sector has shown increased growth over the past three years according to the latest study by ECO Canada. The 2013 Profile of Canadian Environmental Employment study found a steady increase in the number of environmental professionals and demand for environmental skills.
Check out the interactive infographic below that summarizes the top trends and opportunities for environmental careers in Canada.
The Profile of Canadian Environmental Employment is a longitudinal study that takes place every three years. The study provides insight into the total number of environmental employees in Canada and predicts future growth for the environmental labour force.
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