I need to know how to look for a job.
Looking for a job is hard work. It is important to have a plan for your search to save yourself time and energy. Can you answer yes to the following questions?
- Do I know what my skills, abilities and interests are?
- Can I speak about my education, work experience and personal accomplishments?
- Do I know how to write a cover letter?
- Can I write an effective resume?
- Do I know how to network using the telephone?
- Do I know how to research prospective companies?
- Can I fill out an employment application accurately?
- Do I know how to develop networks and personal contacts?
- Do I schedule time each day for my job search?
- Do I know how to conduct myself in an interview?
The links listed below will lead you to the information you need.
Related Links
Workapedia
A virtual library of British Columbia career and employment information.
Working in Canada
A comprehensive source of Canadian labour market information.
BC Work Futures
British Columbia labour market information.
Jobs Etc
Service Canada’s resources for job seekers.
Job Hunters Bible
The companion to the best-selling book on job search and career transition, What Colour is Your Parachute.
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