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Unemployed
Refugee status
English proficiency: CLB 4
Employment and language support for eligible refugees with lower English proficiency during their first 18 months in Canada.
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Unemployed
Spanish speaking
Must be on EI OR have had a claim in the last 5 years OR have earned more than $2,000 in insurable earnings and paid employee EI premiums on those earnings in at least 5 of the last 10 years OR A British Columbia Employment and Assistance Client (BCEA)
English at CLB 4/5+
Commit to 7 weeks of in-person training and a 3-week work placement
Either a Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Refugee (protected person) with valid work permit
Living in the Metro Vancouver area
Women
Facing two or more barriers to employment
Unemployed or Employed Part-Time
Not receiving financial supports from similar provincially or federally funded labour market program
Legally entitled to work in Canada (work permit conditions may restrict participation)
Living in British Columbia
Available full-time
Not a full-time student
Join Next Steps, a free program helping women in business. Get job training, financial support, and personalized coaching for success.
Learn MoreRefugee claimants
Refugees (mental wellbeing services)
Asylum seekers
CUAET Visa Holders (mental wellbeing services)
MOSAIC’s Refugee Settlement and Integration Program supports refugee claimants in British Columbia. Learn more about our support and resources.
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Work Permit Holders
Naturalized Canadian Citizens
Refugee Claimant
BC NSP intends to support Temporary Residents including Study Permit Holders, Work Permit Holders, Naturalized Citizens and Refugee Claimants.
Learn MoreBetween 16-29 years old
Living in British Columbia
Unemployed or precariously employed
Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected person (under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27) legally entitled to work in Canada
Not receiving financial supports from another provincially or federally funded labour market program.
The MOSAIC Fast Track to Manufacturing Plus (F2M Plus) Program helps youth (age 16-29) find a career in Canada.
Learn MorePersonnes francophones (services disponibles en français)
Persons with a disability
Youth and at-risk youth
Indigenous people
Persons with multiple barriers
Immigrants
Survivors of violence and/or abuse
WorkBC helps you find and keep a job as quickly as possible. We help you build your skills and confidence through one-on-one and group support and resources.
Learn MoreHave strong English skills (CLB 7+)
Identify as a racialized immigrant
Passionate about social and civic engagement
Residency status intending to live in Canada long term
Have solid volunteering and/or work experience
Flexibility to attend training every other Saturday for four months
Previous experience serving on boards and committees is an asset
SCOPE helps immigrants in Canada to positively impact their communities by engaging in social & civic initiatives such as boards, committees
Learn MorePermanent residents (10 years or less)
Unemployed or underemployed
Living anywhere in BC
Skilled immigrants: 1+ years related experience
English level: CLB 5+
The Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants (CPSI) program provides employment services in BC. Use your education and skills to get a job in your field. Learn more now.
Learn MoreAll BC employers
Companies dedicated to meeting diversity and inclusion goals
Companies with vacancies to fill
Hire a skilled worker for your company. Partner with MOSAIC for your hiring, recruitment, and community engagement opportunities.
Learn MoreRefugees with permanent resident status
Protected persons with a valid work permit
English level equivalent to a minimum of CLB 5
The Refugee Employment Support Services Program helps refugees find work. Learn more about getting one-on-one support to find a job today.
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