Learn how working for Interior Health can offer you a pathway to permanent residence. In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
The Skilled Worker stream is for professionals who are bringing skilled experience from abroad or have gained it while working in Canada. In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
Join us to hear from industry leaders, participate in tailored discussions and network with representatives from sustainability-focused industries, agriculture, and economic development commissions.
If you plan to use employment to support your immigration, learn how your experiences are evaluated using the TEER/NOC system.
Learn the best strategies to search for jobs in line with your immigration plan.
Part Five: Ensure your resume and cover letter effectively tell your career story and demonstrate why your experiences matter.
This stream is for undergraduate students or Masters' students whose program is not on the BC PNP Eligibility. In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
Explore strategies to write an impactful resume and cover letter
Join our Career Services to help you develop your goals for attending the UBCO Career Fair
Refine your LinkedIn profile and gain insights on virtual networking strategies.
This stream is for undergraduate students or Masters' students whose program is not on the BC PNP Eligibility. In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
Part Six: Make sure you know what to expect and how to best present yourself in for an interview, whether in a virtual or in-person environment.
This stream is for undergraduate students, or a Master’s students whose program is not on the BC PNP Eligibility. In this session we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
Explore strategies to write an impactful resume and cover letter
Polish up your LinkedIn profile and get tips for virtual networking.
Join our Career Services to help you develop your goals for attending the UBCO Career Fair
This stream is for eligible Master’s students, as well as PhD candidates and graduates.In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
After this session, students will be able to learn more about the employment opportunities offered by the ONA Wellness Department, receive an introduction to Syilx-Indigenous wellness models and practices and learn more about the Family Decision Making program.
Develop your networking skills and build your professional network.
Ensure your resume and cover letter effectively tell your career story and demonstrate why your experiences matter.
Are you a student or recent graduate unsure about diving into the world of sales?
UBCO's Annual Career Fair is taking place on March 6 and 7 in the EME Foyer.
Join us to learn how to apply for your Post-Graduation work Permit, an open work permit that will be valid for up to three years, and how to extend the status of your family members.
Part Seven: Think less about job titles and more about your career desires and interests.
UBCO's Annual Career Fair is taking place on March 6 and 7 in the EME Foyer.
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
