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Island & Central Coast will need 36,000 new health-care workers by 2035
In the next decade, Vancouver Island and the central coast of B.C. will need 36,000 new health-care workers, accounting for 18,000 due to retirement and attrition and 18,000 due to growing demand.
Delivering prosperity, good jobs for BC, Canada - BC’s Look West plan to strengthen economic security
The BC Government has launched Look West, a strategic plan to deliver major projects faster, expand skills training and grow key sectors to strengthen B.C.’s economy, creating good jobs and opportunities for people and businesses, and benefiting all of Canada. “British Columbia can get big things done – which is why our province is vastly overrepresented in the list of major projects Ottawa is fast-tracking,” said Premier David Eby. “This plan sets big goals as we make B.C. the economic powerhouse of Canada to create great jobs and drive prosperity in every corner of the province.”
Province invests in trades training to power B.C.’s economic future
British Columbia is boosting skilled-trades training throughout the province so people can secure family-supporting jobs created through major projects.
Discover Your Future with WorkBC Career Quizzes
If you’re unsure about your next career move, WorkBC’s career discovery quizzes are the perfect place to start. These interactive quizzes help you uncover your strengths, interests, and work preferences, then match you with careers that truly fit who you are. In just a few minutes, you can gain valuable insight into which jobs might bring you the most satisfaction and success. Whether you’re a student exploring options, someone considering a new direction, or returning to the workforce, these quizzes make career planning easier and more inspiring. Take the first step toward your future—discover what path might be right for you today!
NEW for 2025 B.C.'s Labour Market Outlook
The 2025 edition of the B.C. Labour Market Outlook (“Outlook”) is a 10-year forecast covering the period from 2025 to 2035. It provides an estimate of future labour supply for B.C. by occupation, as well as labour demand by industry, occupation, education and training, and development region. It also identifies which occupations will offer the most opportunity, as well as the level of education and training that each occupation typically requires.
WorkBC Career Trek Video
Are you wondering what a day in the life of a Career Development Practitioner and Career Counsellor, is like? Check out this short video to learn more.
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