Job Fair Calgary

Job Fair Calgary is back this winter — your opportunity to meet top employers, training providers, and career colleges all in one dynamic, in-person event. Taking place on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at the BMO Centre – Stampede Park, this networking and hiring expo is part of Career Fair Canada’s city-to-city series designed to connect job seekers with real, tangible opportunities.

Whether you’re entering the workforce, considering a career change, or looking to upgrade your credentials, Job Fair Calgary offers the space to explore meaningful career pathways. Meet hiring managers directly, discover training and diploma programs, and access services that support every step of your employment journey. Check the official event page for the latest updates, view the logo, and use the contact information provided to stay connected beyond the fair.

As the momentum built throughout 2025 continues to open new doors, this event encourages you to take advantage of expert guidance, explore fresh industry trends, and envision the next chapter of your career with confidence. This is your moment to step forward. Before you attend, take a moment to search for employers or programs that align with your goals so you can make the most of every interaction. Explore related events happening throughout the year to keep your career momentum moving forward. And for peace of mind, review the site’s privacy policy so you know exactly how your information is protected as you register or stay connected. These final steps help you walk into Job Fair Calgary confident, informed, and ready for your next opportunity.

Who Should Attend

The January Job Fair Calgary is designed for anyone looking to take the next step in their career or education. This event is ideal for:

• Job seekers ready to meet employers and apply for open positions

• Skilled tradespeople, professionals, and recent graduates seeking opportunities in Calgary and Alberta

• Individuals exploring training programs, certifications, or diplomas to boost their career prospects

• Newcomers and immigrants who want to connect with settlement services, language training, and community resources

• Anyone looking to pivot careers, reskill, or gain guidance from employment support organizations

Why You Should Attend

At the Calgary Career Fair, you can:

• Meet hiring managers and recruiters in person

• Apply for jobs across in-demand industries like business, retail, trades, healthcare, and public service

• Discover training programs, diplomas, and certifications from leading colleges

• Learn about employment services and community resources

• Build your network and confidence in a professional setting

This is more than just a job fair — it’s your opportunity to discover new career paths, gain valuable insights, and take steps toward your future.

What To Expect

At the Job Fair Calgary, you’ll have the chance to connect directly with recruiters, hiring managers, and training providers from a wide range of industries. Throughout the day, you can:

• Explore career opportunities with leading employers across Alberta

• Learn about education, training, and certification programs that can open new career paths

• Network with employment and community support services offering guidance on job readiness, settlement, and career transitions

• Ask questions and get on-the-spot insights from industry professionals and career coaches

• Take the next step toward your professional goals in a welcoming and resourceful environment

Confirmed Exhibitors Include: 

CBI Health – Career Pivot & SupportABILITY

CBI Health provides free, Calgary-based employment services designed to support career transitions.
Career Pivot serves unemployed and underemployed individuals ages 45+ through upskilling, paid work experiences, and on-the-job training.
SupportABILITY assists individuals living with mental health challenges, neurodivergence, or disabilities by offering tailored support to overcome employment barriers.

Bow Valley College

As Calgary’s only public comprehensive community college, Bow Valley College offers fast-track, flexible programs in business, entertainment arts, technology, health, and community studies. Their one- and two-year programs are designed to get you job-ready, with support services that guide you every step of the way.

Royal Canadian Navy (RCN)

The Royal Canadian Navy protects Canadian waters and supports global stability at sea. With diverse roles in operations, engineering, logistics, and more, the RCN offers full-time and part-time opportunities as well as paid education programs.

CLI College of Business, Health & Technology

Established in 1999, CLI College offers career-focused diploma and certificate programs in healthcare and business. With over 20 years of experience, they also provide training to group homes, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare environments. Registered under the Private Career Colleges Act, CLI offers affordable and accessible programs for all learners, including newcomers.

HMCS Tecumseh

The Royal Canadian Navy’s local Calgary unit offers part-time naval positions with training and service opportunities close to home. Full-time careers are available through bases in Halifax and Esquimalt, offering travel, professional growth, and technical training.

Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)

The RCAF provides air and space power for Canada, operating across defense, humanitarian relief, surveillance, and more. They offer diverse career paths with training, innovation, and opportunities to contribute to global security.

✔️ More exhibitors will be announced soon.
Check the official registration page for full updates.

Event Sponsors

Employment News
Connecting employers and job seekers since 1988, Employment News is your go-to resource for job listings, alerts, and employment trends. Visit employmentnews.com to explore opportunities across Canada.

To Make the Most of the Calgary Job Fair:

Register in advance to avoid delays
Pre-registration helps you skip the lines and ensures a smooth check-in process on event day. It also allows organizers and exhibitors to prepare for your attendance, giving you a more personalized experience.

Bring multiple copies of your resume
Prepare several printed copies of your updated resume to hand out to employers and training providers. Tailor your resume to highlight relevant skills and experiences that match the roles or industries you’re targeting.

Dress to impress — business casual or professional attire is best
First impressions matter. Choose clean, professional clothing that reflects your seriousness about career growth. Aim for a business casual look at minimum, or dress in professional attire if you’re applying for corporate or client-facing roles.

Practice your 30-second introduction pitch
Be ready to confidently introduce yourself to recruiters. Prepare a brief summary of who you are, your background, and what kind of opportunity you’re seeking. This pitch helps you make a memorable impression in a short amount of time.

Follow up with recruiters to leave a lasting impression
After meaningful conversations, ask for a business card or contact information. Send a brief thank-you email after the event to express your interest and appreciation. This extra step reinforces your professionalism and helps you stand out.

Bring a friend — support each other and network together
Attending with a friend can boost your confidence and keep you motivated. You can also help each other practice introductions and share tips throughout the event, making the experience more enjoyable and productive.

Stay energized — pack snacks and water
Job fairs can be busy and fast-paced. To stay focused and comfortable, bring a refillable water bottle and some light snacks. Staying hydrated and energized will help you maintain a positive attitude throughout the event.

Attendee Checklist

We’ve assembled a checklist that contains all the previously-mentioned and essential tips and tricks to make this job fair a memorable and fun experience for you. Here’s what you should keep in mind:

Before the Fair
• Register online for faster entry
• Polish your resume to highlight your latest experience and skills
• Plan an outfit that reflects professionalism

During the Fair:
• Come with a friend to stay motivated
• Stay fueled with snacks and water
• Talk to employers and schools — ask questions and take notes

After the Fair:
• Send thank-you emails to recruiters you met
• Apply to the roles or programs that sparked your interest
• Reflect on what you learned and your next steps

Final Thoughts