Year: 2021
Vancouver Virtual Career Fair – April 14
Event Info
Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm PST
Links
Click here for a video on being an attendee.
Click here to see a list of exhibitors.
Click here to see our past exhibitors.
About Career Fair Canada
Since 2014, Career Fair Canada has been the source for job-seekers and recruiters to connect. This event is the perfect opportunity for recruiters and job seekers to network and discover new opportunities.
Youth4Action Leadership Boot-Camp – March 16/17/18
Youth4Action Leadership Boot-Camp
Are you a Metro Vancouver high school student who is passionate about influencing sustainability and making a positive impact in your community? Do you want to add skills and knowledge to your leadership toolbox – to address the challenges facing our region and planet?
If yes, this upcoming Youth4Action event is for you.
THINK GLOBAL LEAD LOCAL
ACTING ON GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY GOALS IN METRO VANCOUVER AND BEYOND!
March 16th, 17th, & 18th – 10:30am to 2:30pm
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a collection of 17 ambitious goals aimed at creating a more sustainable, inclusive and equal planet. Leaders across the globe are using the SDGs to tackle global challenges like climate change and reducing inequality. The SDGs can also help to promote understanding of global issues and the need for local actions.
To sign up – CLICK HERE
JABC TechWorks – March 2, 2021
Agenda – JABC TechWorks 2.0 – March 2 2021
JABC is pleased to invite you to participate in the online version of this popular in-person program. It’s free of charge for all B.C. high school students and aligns with B.C.’s new curriculum. The same live program event will be offered four times in March and May:
JABC TechWorks is an exciting multi-school program experience that introduces B.C. students to a variety of tech and tech-related careers. Because technology is a leading economic driver of growth, the demand for skilled employees is sky high.
In 2021, JABC is converting the traditional one-day JABC TechWorks program into an interactive online program that will reach approximately 2,000 students province-wide— more than ever before.
YMCA Free Employment Bootcamp
Information Session for the YMCA Youth Employment Bootcamp program – a free employment program to increase your skills and get you working!
About this Event
- Are you unemployed and looking for full-time work?
- Are you15-30 years old(inclusive)?
- Are you legally entitled to work in BC?
- Do you live in the Vancouver, the Lower Mainland or the Fraser Valley?
If you answered Yes to the above questions, register for an Information Session today!
Now offered online, the YMCA’s Youth Employment Bootcamp program will help you build skills, strengths and abilities to find and maintain a job.
Participants spend four weeks attending and participating in online workshops that focus on a variety of employability and life skills, followed by individualized support from an Employment Coach to enter employment or a work experience placement. Our goal is to get you working, and we’ll be with you every step of the way!
Participants benefit from online training and work experience with local businesses. Yes, training is paid! In addition to accessing a variety of employment readiness and job maintenance workshops, participants also benefit from access to vocational training courses and ongoing support during and after the program.
We are now recruiting participants for 2021!
To participate in this program, youth must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- 15 to 30 years old at the start of the program
- Be a Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or a person on whom Conventional Refugee status has been confirmed
- Be living in Greater Vancouver or Fraser Valley region in BC, Canada
- Have a Social Insurance Number and be legally eligible to work in Canada
- Be unemployed and not in full-time schooling
- Be experiencing one or more barrier to gaining or maintaining employment
If you meet the above eligibility criteria, register with us today to join an online info session, where you’ll find out more about the program in detail.
Youth must attend an online information session prior to be accepted in to program. Participants will need access to a laptop/computer and internet in order to successfully participate in the program (if you have a barrier to accessing online technology, please call or email us via the contact details below).
If you have any questions or queries, please don’t hesitate to text or call us on:
Surrey Location: 604-218-3785
Vancouver Location: 604-506-3882
Or email: yeb@gv.ymca.ca
– The YMCA Youth Employment Bootcamp team
BCIT Big Info Session – Home Edition
Big Info: At-home Edition
Big Info is the largest program expo and information session at BCIT. It’s your chance to find out about all our programs – from business, computing, and health to engineering, trades, and applied sciences.
Join us online February 22-25 from 4-8pm.
This winter, we’re hosting Big Info on Zoom over four nights. Join us from the comfort of your home to explore multiple areas of study, learn more about what it’s like to study at BCIT, and find a program that’s right for you. Each night will cover specific industry sectors as well as key student services areas.
While the event may look a little different, you’ll still be able to hear from faculty and staff, and get all your questions answered without leaving your couch. Think of it as Big Info: At-home Edition.
Schedule
UBC Engineers Without Borders Youth Venture – Contest
COVID-19 Mask Case Competition
Explore the challenges faced by individuals who are unable to wear traditional face masks at this unique event hosted by the UBC Engineers Without Borders Youth Venture.
Held over 2 days in January, participants will have the opportunity to do the following:
- Uncover the effectiveness and challenges of face masks in the fight against COVID-19
- Discover the engineering design process behind the development of face masks
- Design a face mask that is personalized for those who cannot properly wear traditional face masks
Schedule
Day #1 – Panel Discussion | Saturday January 30 | 11:00 am – 4:15 pm
Engage with professionals from different backgrounds to learn more about the role of face masks.
Day #2 – Case Competition & Pitch | Sunday, January 31 | 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Time to tackle the design process! Throughout the day, videos will be released describing the different stages of the engineering design cycle to help guide you through the design process. Working within a time limit, your team will be guided through a series of associated deliverables that will ultimately be compiled and used for a final design pitch. Your team pitch will then be evaluated by a panel of professional engineers as well as medical professionals. Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams!
Interested in participating?
Registration is now open to grade 10-12 students across BC. All participants will receive a certificate of participation for attending this event.
To register, visit https://forms.gle/d1pnicEggJj6wwvm7.
For any questions or concerns, please contact youthventure.ewb.ubc@gmail.com or visit https://ubcyouthventure.weebly.com/covid-19-mask-case-competition.html.
Duke of Edinburgh Virtual Open House
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Operation Med School Virtual Sessions
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Operation Med School (OMS) Vancouver has planned a new and exciting webinar series (several weekends of 1-2 hour presentations on Zoom). This program is designed to maximize attendee engagement while providing a multitude of information to educate students about the route to medical school and beyond.
All of OMS Vancouver’s webinars will fall under the common theme of “Reimagining Medicine”, which consists of expanding attendees’ views on the various ways to join healthcare and educating them on how 2020 has changed the medical school admissions process in addition to showcasing a wider variety of health-care professionals (including leaders in public health).
SCHEDULE
All sessions begin at 11:00 AM PST.
- January 30: Med School 101 (Presented By MDconsultants)
- February 6: Infectious Diseases and Epidemics
- February 20: Diversity of Healthcare
- February 27: Healthcare’s Complexities & Partnership with the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada
- March 6: Oncology & Owning the Medical School Interview
ADMISSION
The all-access pass is your opportunity to get in on all five OMS Vancouver webinar sessions at a reduced price of $20. You’ll gain access to every session upon registering just once for our conference. But act fast! The all-access pass is only available until January 22, 2021.
Not ready to commit? No worries! You can still purchase tickets to our individual events for $5 until January 22, 2021. After that, tickets increase to $7, with the price difference going towards OMS Vancouver’s fundraising partnership with the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada.
Sign up here: Operation Med School