Students & Alumni
Don't play hard to get. Employers want to hire BCIT grads, so make sure they can find you! Employers are currently recruiting for full-time, part-time and temporary positions in all program areas. Register online today for access to jobs - you can even have them sent directly to your email address. Post your resume online and browse job listings 24 hours a day.
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Student Employment Services offers a variety of work search resources at BCIT, located on the Burnaby Campus at SW1 - 1022. Pick up copies of our handouts which are not available online. If you have questions about where to find the specific kind of help you need, learn more about the resources [PDF] we offer.Now available: One-on-one sessions with the Work Search Coach regarding work search questions or for editing resumes or cover letters. Available for those students who have attended all three of the Coach's work search seminars.
Cards will be handed out at the seminars and initialed by the Coach for each class attended. After the completion of the three seminars and you still feel you need added help, email the Coach at worksearchcoach@bcit.ca for your appointment preferences.
Note: appointments made on a first come, first serve basis; no exceptions. Times are limited to a 20-minute session. In some cases more than one session maybe needed.
Place: SW1 room 1022 – Student Employment Services
Times and Days:
Tuesdays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Wednesdays from 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Thursdays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
We reserve the right to restrict access.
The Student Employment Services (SES) office does not pre-screen employers or endorse their products or services. Applicants for any job postings on the SES eJobs website are responsible for determining and verifying the terms and conditions of employment including:
- the nature of the work or service
- hours of work and duration of employment
- the amount and type of remuneration (salary, hourly wage, commission or piece work)
- schedules of payment
- any costs to the employee associated with the employment (i.e. purchase of sales kits, equipment, travel expenses, etc.)
Information about your rights and responsibilities as an employee in B.C. can be obtained from the Employment Standards Branch, at 1-800-663-3316. Consumer advice on phishing [PDF].
The staff of BCIT's Student Employment Services welcome your comments about work experience obtained through our job postings. Please feel free to email us at employ@bcit.ca.
