Employment Resources
Below are resources and information for those seeking employment or to build employable skills.
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Free Digital Literacy Course
Newcomer Introduction to Classes Online (NICO) is a free online program aimed to help immigrants, or anyone new to online classes in general, understand and feel more comfortable using digital technology for learning purposes. This program is available for anyone 18...
Job Options BC
Job Options BC is a program designed for adults which provides paid training and work experience for eligible recipients who are unemployed and not collecting EI. This program is free. Location: Sprott-Shaw Community College 2621 Douglas St, Victoria, BC V8T 4M2...
Career Compass: Career Aptitude Test and Job Listings
Work BC has created a resource called Career Compass which offers a series of tests in order for both youth and adults to assess their strengths and plan further career goals. There are also currently available jobs to browse in a separate section on the website....
North Island College Employment Transition Program
The Employment Transition Program at NIC offers student a chance to gain work, life and interpersonal skills in a supported environment. Students will also take part in supervised unpaid work experience and receive skills training that may lead to employment,...
8 Job Skills You Should Have
Youth Central is an organization that releases employment based content. They published an article highlighting the 8 main job skills you should develop in order to find and maintain meaningful and long-term employment....
ACES: Acquiring Community-Based Employment Skills
ACES is a BC program that was developed to provide employability workshops, safety certificates and skilled training, and supported work experiences to young adults over 18. Participants work to identify their career goals and also receive ongoing support toward their...
Career services for UVic students and alumni
UVic students and alumni have free lifetime access to career services at the university. You can use your NetLink id and password to access these services online or book in person appointments. Location: varies depending on your major Website:...
Workplace BC Duncan and Ladysmith
Workplace BC Duncan. and Ladysmith offers an employment resource list for Indigenous people, immigrants, youth and more. Resources include pre-employment programs, English language programs and funding. Website:...
Employment Programs by John Howard Society Victoria
John Howard Society of Victoria offers free skills development, training and employment support for individuals facing complex barriers to secure and maintain employment. Please contact to determine eligibility. Location: 2675 Bridge Street, Victoria, British Columbia...