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New Skills Hub Cohort Starts September 8 — Register Now

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“Through ISSofBC, I found trustworthy information and support during my adaptation process. I received valuable information about the Canadian job market, as well as guidance on resume writing and interview preparation. I also met other people who, like me, were starting their job search. In addition, we joined workshops that helped us know ourselves better, gain more confidence for interviews, be more assertive in our job search, and develop greater self-awareness.”
Manuela, Skills Hub graduate

Ready to boost your job search skills and confidence before fall?

Our next Skills Hub cohort begins September 8. If you’re a newcomer facing barriers like lower English levels, limited recent Canadian experience, or unstable employment, this free program is designed for you. Apply now!

Who can join

You may qualify if you:

Live in the Mainland/Southwest BC area.

Are unemployed or precariously employed (unstable work).

Have CLB 4 English or higher.

Are a Permanent Resident, naturalized Canadian Citizen, Open Work Permit holder (including CUAET and refugee claimants), refugee (protected person) with an open work permit, or an international student graduate with an OWP


What you will learn

  • How to write a strong resume and cover letter
  • How to prepare for job interviews
  • How to understand the BC job market
  • How to connect with employers
  • Extra help: mentorship, counselling, childcare, and transportation support
Ed Lima

Ed Lima is the Marketing Project Manager at ISSofBC, where he oversees outreach and engagement efforts to link newcomers with essential programs and services. With a background in marketing and community engagement, Ed is passionate about creating inclusive and accessible content that supports immigrants and refugees in thriving in British Columbia.

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