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November 18, 2026

12:00 p.m.

Free Registration

ECOWorks is Coming to Edmonton

Join employers, job seekers, and workforce partners on November 18, 2026, for a half-day career activation experience designed to help you build meaningful connections, strengthen your career readiness, and discover opportunities in Alberta’s growing environmental sector.

NorQuest College, 10215 108 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1L6

🟢 Career Fair

Connect with employers hiring across Alberta’s environmental sector.

🔵 Career Activation Hub

Resume reviews, career coaching, and LinkedIn support.

🟠 FREE ECO HR Workshop

Learn practical performance management strategies for small teams.

Empowering Albertans. Connecting Talent. Building a Greener Future.

Why Attend?

Discover career opportunities, grow your network, and gain practical tools to help you succeed in Alberta’s environmental sector.

In-Person
Engagement

Connect in person with employers, job seekers, and industry leaders.

Exhibit & Connect
with Top Talent

Showcase your organization and connect with skilled job seekers.

Free
for Job Seekers

Free admission for job seekers, thanks to our exhibitors.

Connect

with Employers

Connect with employers hiring across Canada’s environmental sector.

Managing Performance Without HR Software

Simple Systems for Small Teams

In addition to the career fair, attendees can participate in an exclusive ECO HR workshop focused on practical performance management for small teams.

This 45-minute session will explore simple, effective ways to:

  • Set clear performance expectations
  • Document employee conversations
  • Create accountability without complex
  • HR software
  • Track goals and follow-up actions
  • Build lightweight performance management systems

Perfect for: Small business owners; managers; HR professionals; team leads; and growing organizations.

Career Support That Continues Beyond Event Day

From personalized career guidance to continued employer exposure, ECOWorks Edmonton is designed to help you build meaningful connections before, during, and after the event.

Career Activation Hub

Get one-on-one support to help you stand out in today’s environmental job market. Career advisors and workforce partners will provide personalized guidance throughout the event. Services include:

• Resume reviews
• LinkedIn profile optimization
• Career pathway mapping
• Upskilling and training recommendations

Talent Book

Increase your visibility with employers before and after the event.

Submit a simplified resume profile before the event to be included in the ECOWorks Talent Book. Participating employers can review candidate profiles, identify strong matches, and continue conversations after the career fair.

Who Should Attend?

ECOWorks is designed for anyone looking to start, grow, or transition their career in the environmental sector. Whether you’re exploring your first opportunity or looking for your next career move, you’ll gain access to employers, career support, and resources to help you succeed.

Post-Secondary Students

Explore environmental career options, connect with employers, and learn about pathways into the workforce.

Recent Graduates

Meet organizations hiring emerging talent and gain the tools needed to launch your environmental career.

Newcomers to Canada

Connect with employers and access resources to help translate your skills and experience into environmental opportunities.

Career Transitioners

Discover new career pathways and learn how your existing skills can transfer into Alberta's growing green economy.

Environmental Professionals

Expand your network, explore new opportunities, and connect with organizations shaping the future of the sector.

From connecting with employers to receiving personalized career guidance, here’s what you can expect during your ECOWorks Edmonton experience.

12:00–12:30 p.m.

Arrival & Check-In

Attendee check-in, resume drop-off, partner station introductions, and orientation to employer booths and support services.

12:30–12:45 p.m.

Welcome & Orientation

Opening remarks from ECO Canada, overview of the day, sponsor recognition, and instructions for attendees and employers.

12:450–2:45 p.m.

Career Fair Floor Open

Meet employers, explore career opportunities, and build valuable connections.

1:15–2:00 p.m.

Managing Performance Without HR Software

Managing Performance Without HR Software (Simple Systems for Small Teams). A practical session for small teams focused on simple performance systems, documentation, accountability, and follow-up.

1:00–3:00 p.m.

Resume Clinic + Career Support Lab

Resume reviews, LinkedIn feedback, skills assessment, career pathway mapping, and upskilling/reskilling guidance delivered by SIYS, TIES, ECO HR, and ECO Academy.

2:45–3:15 p.m.

Final Employer Connections

Last round of booth visits, follow-up conversations, and candidate-employer connection prompts.

3:15–3:30 p.m.

Closing Activation

Before you leave, gather resources, follow up with employers, and discover training opportunities to keep your career moving forward.

Past Partners & Exhibitors

Connect With Alberta’s Environmental Talent Pipeline

ECOWorks Edmonton gives employers the opportunity to connect directly with career-ready candidates, increase their visibility, and support the growth of Alberta’s environmental workforce.

Who Should Exhibit?

Environmental Consulting Firms

Connect with students, graduates, and professionals interested in environmental services and consulting careers.

Municipalities & Government Organizations

Showcase opportunities that support environmental initiatives and community impact.

Clean Technology & Renewable Energy Companies

Meet talent interested in innovation, sustainability, and the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Environmental NGOs & Organizations

Build awareness of your mission and connect with individuals passionate about environmental impact.

Sustainability & ESG Teams

Find professionals looking to contribute to sustainability strategies and environmental initiatives.

Energy Transition Companies

Engage with candidates supporting the future of Alberta’s evolving energy sector.

Exhibitor Benefits Include

  • Connect with qualified environmental talent
  • Showcase your employer brand
  • Promote current job opportunities
  • Access the post-event Talent Book
  • Build valuable industry connections
  • Support Alberta’s growing green workforce

Features & Packages

Bronze

$1,000

  • Employer Booth (Premium Location)
  • Logo on All Marketing Materials
  • 1 Complimentary Event Pass

Silver

$2,000

  • Employer Booth (Premium Location)
  • Logo on All Marketing Materials 
  • 1 Featured Social Media Mention
  • Partial Resume Book Access
  • 2 Complimentary Event Passes

Gold

$3,000

  • Employer Booth (Premium Location)
  • Logo on All Marketing Materials
  • Recognition in Opening Remarks
  • 2 Featured Social Media Mention
  • Full Resume Book Access
  • Optional add-on: HR Hub Co-Branding
  • 4 Complimentary Event Passes

Platinum

$5,000

  • Employer Booth (Premium Location)
  • Logo on All Marketing Materials
  • Recognition in Opening Remarks
  • 3 Featured Social Media Mention
  • Full Resume Book Access
  • HR Hub Co-Branding
  • 6 Complimentary Event Passes

How It Works

  • Apply to Exhibit: Complete the form to express your interest.
  • Connect with Our Team: We’ll reach out to customize your exhibitor experience.
  • Get Recognized: Your brand will be showcased throughout the event — before, during, and after the fair.

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Industries Represented

How to Get to ECOWorks Career Fair

Location: NorQuest College, 10215 108 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1L6

You can drive, bike, or take transit to NorQuest College. 

Parking:

Guests attending the ECOWorks Career Fair can park on the Mount Royal University campus in the East Gate Parkade.

Transit:

The Lincoln Park campus is accessible via several Calgary Transit bus routes: 13, 18, 20, 72, 73, and 306, as well as the 181 MRU North Express and 182 MRU South Express, which run from September through June. 

From Glenmore Trail westbound:

  1. Exit right onto Richard Road.
  2. At the second set of traffic lights (Richard Road & Mount Royal Gate intersection), turn left into the ECOWorks Career Fair area.

From Crowchild Trail southbound:

  1. Exit right at 50th Avenue / Mount Royal Gate and continue onto Mount Royal Gate.
  2. Continue straight through the first set of lights (Mount Royal Gate & Richard Road intersection) to enter the ECOWorks Career Fair location.

From Glenmore Trail eastbound:

  1. Exit right at 37th Street S.W.
  2. At the first roundabout, take the second exit to continue north on 37th Street.
  3. At the second roundabout, take the first exit to continue north on 35th Street.
  4. Turn right at the next intersection onto Richardson Way, then right again at the second set of traffic lights to reach the fair.

From Crowchild Trail northbound:

  1. Exit right at 50th Avenue / Mount Royal Gate and turn left onto Mount Royal Gate.

  2. Continue straight to the Mount Royal Gate & Richard Road intersection, then enter the fair area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! ECOWorks Edmonton is free for job seekers. Registration is required so we can help you make the most of your experience and keep you informed with event updates.

The event is open to post-secondary students, recent graduates, newcomers, career transitioners, and environmental professionals looking to explore new opportunities, grow their network, or advance their careers in Alberta’s green economy.

Bring several copies of your resume, dress professionally, and come prepared to speak with employers. You can also bring a digital version of your resume to receive personalized feedback during the Career Activation Hub.

The Career Activation Hub offers practical career support throughout the event, including resume reviews, LinkedIn profile feedback, career pathway guidance, and information about upskilling opportunities. It’s designed to help you leave more prepared than when you arrived.

Before the event, you’ll have the option to submit a simplified resume profile for inclusion in the ECOWorks Talent Book. Participating employers can use the Talent Book after the event to revisit candidate profiles, identify potential hires, and continue conversations started during the career fair.

No. Resume submission is optional, but participating in the Talent Book can increase your visibility with employers even after the event has ended.

NorQuest College, The Atrium, Singhmar Centre for Learning, 10215 108 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1L6

You’ll have the opportunity to connect with employers from across Alberta’s environmental sector, including environmental consulting firms, municipalities, renewable energy companies, clean technology organizations, NGOs, and sustainability-focused employers.

Organizations interested in connecting with environmental talent can explore exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities through our Exhibitor Packages. These packages are designed to help employers build brand visibility, meet qualified candidates, and access post-event Talent Book profiles.

Funding provided by

The Government of Canada, through the Canada–Alberta Job Fund.

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In the spirit of respect, reciprocity, and truth, we acknowledge that we live, work, and gather on the traditional territories of the peoples of Treaty 7, including the Blackfoot Confederacy—comprising the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani Nations—as well as the Îyâxe Nakoda and Tsuut’ina Nations.

This land, known as Moh’kinsstis in the Blackfoot language and encompassing what is now Districts 5 and 6, is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3, within the historical Northwest Métis homeland.

We recognize and honour the deep connection these Nations have to the land, and we are grateful for the opportunity to share in its stewardship.

As we continue our work, we commit to learning from Indigenous knowledge systems, uplifting Indigenous voices, and fostering relationships rooted in equity, understanding, and reconciliation.

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