Work BC Victoria/Saanich

09/04/2026

Are you looking for your next job, considering a career change, or interested in seeing what opportunities are available in your community?

Join us for the WorkBC Victoria Fall Job Fair on Tuesday, September 29 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at 833 Pandora Ave. This free event will bring together 50 local employers from a wide range of industries, giving you the opportunity to connect directly with employers, ask questions, learn about current openings and explore what your next career move could look like.

A Quiet Hour will be offered from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for job seekers with disabilities who may prefer a calmer, lower-stimulus environment.

Bring your resume, come with an open mind and see where the conversation takes you.

Register today: https://workbcfalljobfair.eventbrite.ca

Join us at our Fall Job Fair to meet Greater Victoria employers eager to hire!

08/31/2026

Applying for your first few jobs and not sure who to use as a reference?

A reference doesn’t always have to be a previous employer. A teacher, coach, volunteer supervisor or someone else who knows your work ethic and reliability may be able to speak to the skills you would bring to a workplace.

WorkBC can help youth prepare for the hiring process, understand what employers may ask for and feel more confident taking those first steps into the workforce.

Connect with your local WorkBC Centre to learn more.

08/30/2026

Thinking about what comes next after school?

Your path could include work, post-secondary education, skills training, an apprenticeship or something you haven’t considered yet. There’s no one right way to build a career.

WorkBC can help you explore occupations, understand training requirements and find options that align with your interests, strengths and goals.

If you’re an Indigenous youth exploring what’s next, connect with your local WorkBC Centre and see where your path could take you.

08/29/2026

Getting an interview is exciting but knowing what to expect can make a big difference in how prepared you feel.

Before your next interview, take some time to learn about the employer, think about examples that show your skills and practice answering common questions.

WorkBC can help youth prepare for interviews, build confidence and learn how to talk about their skills and experience with employers.

Have an interview coming up? Connect with your local WorkBC Centre and get ready for your next opportunity.

08/28/2026

Heading back to school and looking for part-time work?

Knowing your availability, preparing a strong resume and being ready to talk about how you’ll balance work and school can help you approach your job search with confidence.

WorkBC can help youth prepare for their job search and connect with employment opportunities in their community.

Visit your local WorkBC Centre to learn more. workbc.ca

08/28/2026

Changing careers doesn’t mean starting over.

Skills developed through previous employment, education, volunteering and other experiences can often transfer into new occupations and industries.

WorkBC can help Indigenous job seekers identify transferable skills, explore where those skills are in demand and determine what additional training or experience may support their next step.

Connect with your local WorkBC Centre to learn more.

08/26/2026

Inclusive hiring starts before someone’s first day on the job.

Clear job postings, accessible application processes and flexibility during interviews can help reduce barriers and give more candidates an opportunity to demonstrate what they can bring to a role.

WorkBC can support employers looking to strengthen their recruitment practices and connect with a broader pool of job seekers.

Connect with your local WorkBC Centre to learn more about employer services.

08/25/2026

Strong employment services are built through connection, shared learning and collaboration.

On October 1, Employment Works – Greater Victoria and South Island Regional Training Day will bring together employment professionals from across the region to share ideas, learn from one another and explore approaches that support better employment outcomes for people facing barriers to employment.

The day will include guest speakers, an employer panel, a self-employment workshop, practical resources and opportunities to connect with others working across the employment services sector.

📅 October 1, 2026
⏰ 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 Esquimalt Gorge Pavilion

Interested in attending? Learn more and register here: https://garthhomersociety.org/employmentworks-register/

08/24/2026

Workplace accommodations don’t look the same for everyone.

Depending on an individual’s needs, an accommodation could involve equipment, scheduling, communication methods, workspace changes or another adjustment that helps remove a workplace barrier.

WorkBC can help people with disabilities explore employment supports and accommodations that may be available based on individual needs and eligibility.

Connect with your local WorkBC Centre to learn more.

08/23/2026

Creating your first resume doesn’t mean starting with a blank page.

School projects, volunteering, extracurricular activities, caregiving and other responsibilities can help you build skills employers value, including teamwork, communication, organization and reliability.

WorkBC can help youth recognize the experience they already have and turn it into a resume that supports their job search.

Connect with your local WorkBC Centre to get started.