The new Ministry of Enterprise and Advanced Education is part of Premier Redford’s strategy to take action on Albertans’ priorities. We are responsible for the following:

Post-Secondary

  • Funds public post-secondary institutions in Alberta.
  • Supports accessible, affordable and quality advanced learning opportunities for all Albertans.
  • Develops ways for students to easily transition within the advanced education system.
  • Works closely with Campus Alberta partners and stakeholders to ensure students have the tools they need to succeed.

Apprenticeship and Trades 


Adult Learning

Student Aid Grants & Scholarships 

Provides resources to fund Albertans' post-secondary education, including:

Economic Development

Research and Innovation

    Immigration & Labour Attraction

    Immigration
    • Provides information about the immigration process for Canada and Alberta, as well as about programs and services designed to help immigrants before and after they arrive.
    • Provides useful resources to guide new immigrants through Alberta’s immigration process.
    • Provides a range of programs and services to new immigrants.
    • Helps ensure that valued foreign workers sponsored by their employers can become permanent residents through the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program.
    • Recognizes foreign-earned qualifications.
    • Provides an advisory educational assessment service that compares educational qualifications from other countries to provincial educational standards
    • Creates new opportunities for international workers and Alberta employers alike via the Temporary Foreign Workers Program.
    Labour Attraction
    • Works to increase participation of Aboriginal communities in regional economic development.
    • Recognizes leaders in workplace diversity.
    • Provides valuable information on how to make the most of Alberta’s impressive economic growth.
    • Coordinates the Alberta government's 10-year labour force strategy.
    • Helps employers learn to attract, educate and retain skilled workers through the Employer Toolkit.
    • Reviews labour force statistics and profiles, salary statistics and regional labour market information.
    • Fosters industry and community partnerships to ensure working Albertans continue to enhance their skills in order to contribute to Alberta’s economic growth or to respond to skills shortages.