WorkBC Vancouver South

06/01/2026

Pride Month is a reminder of the importance of inclusion, representation, and support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. It’s a time to celebrate diversity and continue building pathways for everyone to succeed.

From career advice to business resources, WorkBC is here for 2SLGBTQIA+ job seekers, entrepreneurs, and allies. 🌈🤝

Contact us today to learn more about how WorkBC can help you thrive! 📞

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06/01/2026

People with disabilities have the skills employers need. WorkBC helps eliminate barriers to finding and keeping a job.

Visit WorkBC.ca to read success stories from people who have used WorkBC services to thrive at work.

05/27/2026

Our Indigenous Career Fair is happening now at Career Zone!

It was an honour to begin the event with a welcome from Elder Alec Dan and we’re excited to see job seekers connecting with employers and community organizations.

If you’re nearby, come visit us before 4:30 pm to explore opportunities across different industries, and learn about services that can support your career journey.

📍 Career Zone, 2nd Floor – 1256 Granville Street, Vancouver
📅 May 27, 2026 | Wednesday | 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm

05/21/2026

Curious about how WorkBC can support your employment journey?

Whether you’re exploring new opportunities, building your skills, or looking for guidance, we’re here to help every step of the way.🙌

🔗Watch the video to learn more about how we can support you:
https://bit.ly/4dVz1Sq

Follow employment counsellor Rosita Bernardo as she talks about her...

05/19/2026

Exciting update! 🎉 We have newly confirmed exhibitors joining our Indigenous Career Fair!

Come connect with a diverse group of employers, including Indigenous-owned businesses, who are actively hiring. This free event is open to all job seekers. Indigenous youth (16–30) and Indigenous community members of all ages are highly encouraged to attend.

🔗Reserve your spot today: indigenous-career-fair-2026.eventbrite.ca

05/18/2026

Wishing you a happy Victoria Day long weekend! ✨

We hope you have a relaxing and enjoyable break, whether you're spending it with loved ones or taking a moment for yourself.

🔔Reminder: Our office will be closed for the holiday and will reopen on Tuesday, May 19, during our usual business hours.

05/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us today to celebrate BC Youth Week ✨. It was inspiring to see youth come together to focus on career growth and next steps.

Today’s session explored what it takes to feel prepared for the job market, from resumes to interviews and everything in between 📄. The conversations were thoughtful, the energy was great, and pizza made it even better 🍕!

Stay tuned for more upcoming workshops and opportunities as we continue supporting youth on their employment journeys.

05/06/2026

Job hunting can be tough! Whether it's needing experience to get started, crafting the perfect resume, acing the interview, or finding the right fit. Let us know in the comments below what challenges you the most! 👇

05/05/2026

Adulting can feel like a lot. From daily routines and busy schedules to bigger life decisions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. While we can’t take care of every task on your list, WorkBC is here to help make your career journey easier. ✨

WorkBC offers free support for young adults, including resume help, career planning, job search support, skills training, and more. You do not have to figure it out alone. Guidance is available every step of the way.

Ready to make adulting a little easier? Contact us today and take the next step toward a brighter future. 🚀

05/01/2026

Thinking about what’s next for your career journey?🌱

Join us on May 27 for the Indigenous Career Fair, hosted by Career Zone and WorkBC Centre Vancouver South!

Meet employers who are hiring, including Indigenous owned businesses, and connect with career support organizations. Network with industry professionals and explore programs that support Indigenous career development and long term success. More employers will be announced. Stay tuned!

📢 This free event is open to all job seekers!
Indigenous youth (16–30) and Indigenous community members of all ages are especially encouraged to attend.