Attention West Vancouver, North Vancouver
School District Grade 10-12 students!
We designed specifically for individuals interested in operational or front-line policing. If you are passionate about pursuing a career in law enforcement, this is a fantastic opportunity for you.
Applications due May 31st.
Please see your Work Experience Advisor.
This bursary program aims to provide high school students with steel-toe boots to support their exploration of a career in homebuilding. The Canadian Homebuilders' Association of BC (CHBA BC) is an organization committed to fostering education and career development, and this initiative will empower students to make informed decisions about their future paths while promoting safety in hands-on learning environments.
Our Objective:
The goal of our bursary program is to remove financial barriers hindering students from actively participating in construction-related activities by providing them with essential safety gear, specifically steel-toe boots. These boots are not only a mandatory safety requirement on construction sites but also serve as a symbolic entry point into the world of construction careers.
Eligibility:
High school students who express a genuine interest in exploring construction careers through vocational courses or workshops will be eligible to apply for the bursary. This program applies to co-op terms, spring break, and summer break.
Application Process:
Students will be required to submit a brief application expressing their interest in construction careers and which trade they are most intrigued by.
Selection Process:
A CHBA BC selection committee will evaluate applications based on criteria such as enthusiasm for construction careers and the potential impact of the bursary on the student's educational journey.
Distribution:
Selected students will receive a voucher for up to $250 to cover the cost of steel-toe boots from Mark's Work Warehouse. This voucher will have no cash value, and students will be able to get a new pair of boots to use for this experience.
Experience Closeout:
Once students have completed their experience, they will complete a reflection and have the opportunity to keep the boots if they choose to pursue a career in construction. If not, the boots will be donated to skilled trades programs throughout B.C.
Ready to get started! Fill out the form at the link below and we'll be in touch!
Steel-Toe Boots Bursary - CHBA BC
BC Ambulance Youth Observation
Attendant Program
· The youth
observation program is available to youth 17 and 18
This package includes the following (many parent signatures needed):
a) CRC online and free
b) Youth Indemnity Form
c) CIS awareness (20 psychologists /physiatrists available to
debrief and available to help deal with what they see)
d)Copy of BCID or Drivers's Licence for ID purposes
e) Reference Letter to state they are a good candidate
f) FIT Testing - getting fitted for a proper N95 mask
g) Information session to discuss with Shaunna what will be
involved in the ride along
h) Students are sent an ID badge
i) Are required to do 3-4 12 hours shifts (both night and day
shifts)
j) Standard Agreements will be sign off by supervisor who
student will be assigned to
Get inspiration to unleash your creativity! You will also be able to engage with our VCAD instructors and ask questions (and, more importantly, get them answered!)
 |
Information: Home Page | Rotary Club of Ottawa-Ontario (rotaryottawa.com)
APPLICATION FORMS ARE IN ROOM 203
Priority will be given to Grade 12 students. All applicants should be Grade 11 or above.
Structured Work Experience and Training (SWEAT)
Explore creative career opportunities in our workshops as you learn to create project-based portfolio work with industry-related technology and equipment. Be inspired!
Participate in one of our hands-on workshops in the following areas and receive 30 hours of work experience towards your graduation requirements:
Save your spot now! Deadline for applications is March 15, 2024.
Register Here: SWEAT 2024 (lasalleinternational.com)
Provide
exceptional guest service at a Playland candy or concession stand while
processing transactions and operating a point-of-sale system.
Prepare,
stock, and deliver a variety of foods for Playland candy stands and maintain
the cleanliness of the candy stock area. This is a physical role and requires
an ability to mop, sweep, and lift food & beverage inventory up to 50 lbs
repeatedly.
Prepare
a variety of food and beverage items for various fast-paced Playland concession
stands.
Provide
an excellent guest experience by engaging with guests, encouraging them to
play, and monitoring gameplay. Duties include prize distribution and processing
monetary transactions.
Deliver
exceptional guest experience by providing guests with resolutions to concerns,
redeeming admission tickets, greeting guests, and providing guests with site
information.
Provide
a safe environment for staff and guests by ensuring that washrooms, picnic
areas, attractions, and all other spaces on the Playland site are maintained in
a clean and debris-free manner. This is an active position that will see
you getting in lots of steps on every shift!
Provide
excellent guest service to our Playland BBQ guests, including food service,
food inventory control, and BBQ area maintenance.
Prepare
and grill a variety of foods for large parties, and provide excellent guest
service for Playland BBQ events.
Receive,
store, and distribute various food & beverage items throughout the PNE
site. This is an active position that involves a lot of physical activity each
shift, and you must be capable of repeatedly lifting 50lbs on a regular
basis.
Maintain
the cleanliness of various food stands and guest dining areas by washing soiled
dishes, and clearing waste and waste stations.
Operate
all rides and attractions in a safe, friendly and professional manner, and
ensure our guests are provided with a safe ride, every ride.
When will you work?
How to apply?
Applications can be submitted via the PNE website at www.pne.ca/jobs and will be accepted until the roles are filled. Preference will be given to candidates who submit their resume before Sunday, March 10, 2024.
Successful applicants will receive
an interview invitation via email in late March. Virtual group
interviews will be held on April 2nd,
April 4th,
and April 11th. The
interview invitation will allow all candidates to choose their preferred
Playland jobs.
Spring camp is a five-day immersive and dynamic experience
where students will connect with health-care professionals and engage in
hands-on experiences that can fuel passion and shape a future in a
health-related career. The camp will include site specific tours, presentations
from various disciplines within the health-care team, simulations, and Heart
& Stroke certification in Heartsaver
CPR AED - Level C.
Audience:
Grade 10 to 12 students
Date:
March 18 to 22, 2024
Time:
8 a.m. to 12 p.m. (to be confirmed)
Venue:
VGH Simulation Centre
Registration fee:
$150 to
cover event expenses. Payment details are provided after participation is
confirmed.
Participants must be able to provide proof of double COVID-19 vaccination as they will be visiting patient care areas.
For more information or to register, please email careerpathways@vch.ca by February
26, 2024.
