They call it a job search for a reason. You're searching for the right company, the right position -- overall the right "career fit" for you. While there are many ways to execute your job search in Canada, below you'll find the most common methods and resources used by Canadians for employment. You'll also find key resources for industry information. This will be valuable as you research and learn more about the Canadian construction industry.
You'll likely see or hear the term "networking" which may refer to in-person events and meetings or social networking sites. These are common and useful ways to learn more about potential employers and recent job postings. Networking of any kind is a great way to access industry knowledge, insights and opportunities.
The BCCA-IN program is dedicated to helping and supporting newcomers as they transition into BC life and work. When a newcomer is proactive and reaches out to potential employers or follows other possible leads, this greatly helps their chances for employment. While browsing the links below, if there's a possible position or company that appeals to you, consider how you'll reach out to that potential employer via email or phone. Consult one of our Regional Employment Placement Specialists for advice and assistance!
A list of links for Canadian job posting resources such as LinkedIn, Job Bank, and Indeed.ca. Links to industry information is also featured for workforce supply and demand information along with construction career profiles.
A list featuring employer associations in British Columbia. An employer association is a group that acts as a voice, on a larger scale, for the profession or trade.
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