Job Search
Introduction
This guide highlights the Science & Business Division's key resources for job hunters: resumes, cover letters, job interviews, job postings, and how to tap into the "hidden job market". The Library also offers tours demonstrating our job search resources.
Search Strategies
Searching the Library Catalogue
A good way to start searching is to use the Library catalogue (also called iPac). At the iPac screen, select Subject Browse in the drop-down menu, and enter a subject heading, such as:
Key Materials
A selection of related books and other library materials.
Related Links
Recommended web links on this topic.
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About.com - Resumes
Resume writing, sample resumes, cover letters for resumes, free templates, and tips, etc.
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Business in Vancouver Datebook
Find local conferences, conventions, trade shows, and networking functions.
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Conquering the job interview
Includes biggest interview blunders, technical interviews, computer interview traps.
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Lower Mainland Employment Resources
Job search, career search, and self-employment programs in the Greater Vancouver area.
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ResumeTutor
Includes an overview of resume formats, tips and sample resume books.
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Susan Ireland Resumes
Free expert advice and samples of resumes, cover letters, interviews, and salary tips.
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WorkBC
Tips for individuals looking for work and information about certification and licensing in BC.
Related Online Articles, Encyclopedias & More
Selected online newspapers, journals, magazines, audiobooks, indexes, and other resources providing more information. Have your library card ready, as you may need to log in.
Canadian Business and Current Affairs
Last updated on August 17, 2010
