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Official government job portals and free skills programmes

Public employment services run their own job boards, apprenticeship portals and training programmes. In India that is the National Career Service, Skill India Digital Hub and Apprenticeship India; in the US, CareerOneStop and Apprenticeship.gov; in the UK, the National Careers Service and Find an apprenticeship; in Canada, Job Bank; in Australia, Workforce Australia and Your Career; and in Singapore, MySkillsFuture and MyCareersFuture.

  • 17 official portals
  • 7 countries
  • Links go to the official source

Jobs, skills and apprenticeships: official portal by country

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New Zealand

Singapore

Before you apply

  • A real employer or government job portal does not ask for a deposit, 'security fee' or training fee before an offer.
  • Apprenticeship listings on official portals name the employer and training provider. If either is missing, ask before you share documents.
  • Free government courses still need you to register on the official site - not through a link sent on WhatsApp or SMS.

Six signs a scheme website is fake

Fake benefit, scholarship and job-scheme sites copy official logos. These signs give them away.

  1. 1The domain is not a government oneA scheme name, a ministry logo or the national flag on a .com, .org, .in, .co or .online address proves nothing. Read the part right before the first single slash.
  2. 2You are asked to pay to register or applyApplying for government benefits, scholarships and registrations on the official portal is normally free. Fees for 'processing', 'registration' or 'guaranteed approval' are a classic scam.
  3. 3You are asked for an OTP, PIN or passwordNo government officer needs your one-time password, UPI or bank PIN. Anyone asking for it is trying to take over an account.
  4. 4The link came by SMS, WhatsApp or a social media adReal agencies rarely send sign-in links. Type the official address yourself or use this list.
  5. 5It promises guaranteed money or a deadline todayPressure and certainty are both warning signs. Official schemes publish eligibility rules and dates on their own portal.
  6. 6It asks you to install an app or APK from a linkOfficial government apps are listed on the official site and in the regular app stores. A side-loaded APK can read your messages and OTPs.
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Jobs, skills and apprenticeships FAQ

Which is the official jobs & skills portal in my country?

India: SWAYAM, Skill India Digital Hub, National Career Service, Apprenticeship India, e-Shram, PM Vishwakarma. United States: CareerOneStop, Apprenticeship.gov. United Kingdom: Find an apprenticeship, National Careers Service. Canada: Job Bank. Australia: Workforce Australia, Your Career, Australian Apprenticeships. New Zealand: Careers New Zealand. Singapore: MySkillsFuture, MyCareersFuture.

Does AltFTool check whether I am eligible?

No. AltF Impact asks for no personal details and makes no eligibility decision. Each official portal explains its own eligibility rules and is the only authoritative source.

How can I tell whether a portal is genuine?

Check that the domain is an official government one, such as gov.in, .gov, gov.uk, canada.ca, gov.au, govt.nz, gov.sg or gov.ie, or that it matches the address linked from this list. The AltF official website checker reads a pasted link and flags common warning signs.

Other needs

Every topic page compares the official portals across all eight countries.

Country editions

Each edition lists only official government portals for that country, grouped by what you need.

Independent and unofficial. AltFTool is not affiliated with any government. Links go straight to the official source, which is always more current than this list. Sources last reviewed 1 November 2026. 93 official portals across 8 countries.