Finding a Job
This page is for newcomers to Canada who are looking for a job in British Columbia. For one-to-one help perfecting your resume, join us at an upcoming Drop-in Resume Clinic.
Employment Services
Services available to everyone include:
- Resource Center with computers, fax and copiers.
- Resource person to help with cover letters & resumes – first come first serve.
Services for citizens and Permanent Residents can include training and financial support.
Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants Program
Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants connects immigrants to jobs in B.C. Career Paths is a practical and unique program customized to participant needs. You can get help to build an action plan, get your credentials assessed and receive financial support to help you upgrade.
In Greater Vancouver the Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants program is offered by:
Useful Websites
Recommended Catalogue Titles
Fight Back: Workplace Justice for Immigrants
331.6 F47c
2009
Explores the policies regarding immigrants as well as presents an account of an advocacy group who constantly strives to improve their rights.
How to Find A Job in Canada Common Problems and Effective Solutions
650.142 C51h
2008
Covers all aspects of the Canadian job hunt as it relates to newcomers.
No Canadian Experience, Eh?
650.142 W94n1
2011
Short guide on job searching written for newcomers to Canada.
Planning to Work in Canada? An Essential Workbook for Newcomers
650.142 P71c 2012
2012
Introduces the process of moving to Canada and finding a job. Also available on the web
You're Hired... Now What?
650.13 G61y
2010
Guide to understanding of Canadian workplace culture and norms.
