Douglas College - Training Group

06/18/2026

🛠️ Get a direct pathway to full-time employment!

Transition smoothly into a career in the skilled trades. We bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real employment by connecting you directly with local construction leaders to gain on-the-job experience.

The Program Details:
▪️100% funded
▪️One-on-one trade resume building & career coaching
▪️Direct connections to local industry employers hiring now

Eligibility: Open to youth, women, newcomers, and forestry-impacted workers eligible for WorkBC supports.

👉 Secure your spot as we start soon! Visit douglascollege.ca/latherapprentice or email [email protected] to learn if you qualify.

This program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.

06/18/2026

👋 We had a fantastic time connecting with new residents at the Welcome to Coquitlam 2026 event yesterday!

Mallory from our LINC team was proud to represent us and share how our LINC 1-4 English classes support newcomers as they build their lives in our communities. Thank you to the organizers and everyone who stopped by the booth to chat with her!

Learn how our LINC program can support your journey: douglascollege.ca/linc

City of Coquitlam - Municipality

06/17/2026

Big opportunities are powering up in Northern BC ⚡

A major infrastructure project is expected to create up to 1,600 jobs across trades, engineering, project management, and more—while helping support future growth and cleaner energy in the region.

Read more:

PRINCE GEORGE - B.C. Hydro will begin work this summer on a two-phase transmission line that will stretch for ...

06/15/2026

Ready to continue your career in Canada?

If you’re internationally trained in education or social services, Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants can help you navigate licensing requirements, connect with career coaching, access training supports, and move toward employment in your field.

Learn more and apply today.
douglascollege.ca/careerpaths

Sharing with the community:
Immigrant Employment Council of BC | WorkBC | WelcomeBC | NewToBC

06/15/2026

Facilitators and trainers: join us for a free Lunch & Learn on the Skills for Success framework. This session is designed to support those who design and deliver learning, with practical insights on how the framework can be applied to strengthen facilitation practice and improve learner outcomes. A great opportunity to refresh your approach and connect with current best practices in skills development.

Register here: www.eventbrite.ca/o/98337762281

06/14/2026

Fake jobs and ghost postings are becoming harder to spot in today’s job market. Before applying, take a few extra minutes to verify the role, research the employer, and apply directly through official company websites whenever possible. A little due diligence can save a lot of time and frustration. 👀💼

Read more: https://ow.ly/6vBa50Z9X1b

Ghost jobs and fake jobs may sound alike, but they're different and on the rise, causing experts to urge caution as job seekers become susceptible to these deceptions.

06/12/2026

Are you a resident of New Westminster, BC, and looking for a unique opportunity to contribute to local governance? Applications are OPEN for the 2026-2027 Community Advisory Assembly!

Help shape local policies on climate, public spaces, and more. Open to all residents (renters, owners, youth, and newcomers). Apply by June 14! 👇

www.beheardnewwest.ca/en-CA/projects/assembly | City of New Westminster

06/10/2026

Want to know where the Canadian job market is heading?

The government just released its National AI Strategy, called "AI for All." While it sounds highly technical, it’s actually a goldmine of information for job seekers as it highlights the exact industries that will be hiring heavily and adapting to new tech over the coming years (including health, energy, and agriculture).

It also promises new, accessible AI literacy training for Canadians looking to upskill. Check out the link to stay ahead of the curve!

👉 https://ow.ly/FXvP50Z9yT3

06/09/2026

🛠️ Build your future with hands-on skills that pay.

Demand for certified Lathers (Interior Systems Mechanics) in British Columbia is growing rapidly. Learn structural steel framing, wall assembly, suspended ceilings, blueprint reading, and more through our fully funded 17-week program.

What's included:
🔹6-Week Apprentice Level 1 Technical Training Block
🔹Site-ready safety certifications (First Aid, Fall Protection, Lift Ops)
🔹3 weeks of real work experience on active job sites

Training starts July 2026. Limited seats available!

👉 See if you qualify. Visit douglascollege.ca/latherapprentice or contact your local WorkBC Employment Services.

This program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.

WorkBC

06/08/2026