New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education Training and Labour

The purpose of Employment Assistance Services is to provide access to employment-related services, to individuals experiencing barriers.

The Province of New Brunswick provides a total of $20,000 annually distributed equally between the four public universities – University of New Brunswick, Université de Moncton, St. Thomas University and Mount Allison University. Each university offers annually one (1) Golden Jubilee Scholarship valued at $5,000 to an eligible student.

The Employer Wage Subsidy component of the Workforce Expansion Program is a collaborative effort to bring our clients, unemployed New Brunswickers, together with employers. The program builds employer/employee relationships which promote the development of our unemployed by gaining skills that ultimately result in long-term sustainable full-time employment. The component also aims at encouraging the hiring of individuals from select groups.

The Employer Wage Subsidy component of the Workforce Expansion Program is a collaborative effort to bring our clients, unemployed New Brunswickers, together with employers. The program builds employer/employee relationships which promote the development of our unemployed by gaining skills that ultimately result in long-term sustainable full-time employment. The component also aims at encouraging the hiring of individuals from select groups.

The Timely Completion Benefit is designed to help post-secondary graduates by addressing accumulated student loan debt and encouraging the successful completion of studies in a timely manner.

The Timely Completion Benefit is designed to help post-secondary graduates by addressing accumulated student loan debt and encouraging the successful completion of studies in a timely manner.

The Timely Completion Benefit is designed to help post-secondary graduates by addressing accumulated student loan debt and encouraging the successful completion of studies in a timely manner.

A series of frequently asked questions and answers regarding the New Brunswick Student Grant for Students from Low-Income Families program.

The New Brunswick Student Grant for Students from Low-Income Families (NB Grant) is a program designed to increase the participation of students from low-income families in post-secondary education by helping to cover unmet financial need.

In this program, adult learners can obtain instruction in English or French. Academic services for grade levels 1 through 9 and GED preparation is accessible in 70 communities throughout the province. Programs are customized for individual learners' needs. The program offers standardized curriculum and testing providing accreditation for further study. Learners who complete GED preparation, go on to challenge the GED exam.