Explore construction jobs across BC, and get the life you want. TalentCentral allows job seekers to view and respond to job postings, and potentially create searchable profiles for employers to find. This platform is specifically designed for the BC construction industry, connecting job seekers with employers across the province. Find your dream job
SkilledTradesBC is a provincial government agency in British Columbia, Canada, that leads and coordinates the province’s skilled trades training system. It was previously known as the Industry Training Authority (ITA). SkilledTradesBC’s mandate includes issuing credentials, managing apprenticeships, setting program standards, and increasing opportunities in the skilled trades. Learn more about SkilledTradesBC
The Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP) in BC’s construction industry, operated by the BC Construction Association, connects job seekers, particularly from underrepresented groups, with employers needing skilled trades apprenticeships. STEP provides pre-screening, soft skills training, and ongoing support to ensure job seekers are prepared for entry-level roles and understand the apprenticeship process. Visit the Skilled Trades Employment Program
A Red Seal endorsement is a seal on your provincial or territorial trade certificate. It shows that you have the knowledge and skills necessary to practice your trade across Canada.
To get the Red Seal endorsement, you need to pass the Red Seal exam. Learn more at the Red Seal Program
The StrongerBC program is a British Columbia government initiative focused on helping people and families cope with economic challenges and build a stronger future for the province. It encompasses various initiatives, including the StrongerBC Future Skills Grant, which provides funding for short-term skills training.
The StrongerBC future skills grant is available to most British Columbians and covers up to $3,500 in eligible short-term skills training at public post-secondary institutions. Find out if you are eligible. The StrongerBC future skills grant is available regardless of your financial situation.Visit StrongBC.gov.bc.ca
Government of Canada Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Training. Gain specialized training, practical skills, and hands-on work needed for skilled trades jobs. Learn about Red Seal trades and certification. Find a skilled trades job. Visit the Government of Canada Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Training website
Funding is provided by LNG Canada and administered through the BC Construction Association. Designed specifically to support industry and apprenticeship training for trades in Northwest BC, the LNG Canada Trades Training Fund will be of particular interest to employers with less than 150 employees in BC who would like help covering costs of Foundation or Apprenticeship training for an employee interested in developing their skills in high demand trades. Learn about LNG Workforce Development
The Government of Canada is committed to supporting registered apprentices throughout their training. The Canada Apprentice Loan can help you get the money you need to achieve your goals. Visit the Canada Apprentice Loan Online Service Centre (CALSC)
The Builders Code sets a standard code of conduct for all workers in the construction industry. It defines an “Acceptable Workplace” as the starting point for reducing risk and creating an inclusive, safe, and productive environment for all workers. By expanding the definition of safety to include psychological safety, Builders Code helps employers and leaders establish and maintain a workplace culture which serves to attract and retain skilled workers. Learn more about Builders Code
The Tailgate Toolkit Team has representatives in three regional construction association offices across British Columbia. Within their resource guides you’ll find region-specific information on mental health services, overdose prevention sites, chronic pain resources, and more. Visit the Tailgate Toolkit Website
The right Mentor can help you build your career in construction trades by giving you advice on important things like which trade to pursue, how to talk to your supervisor, or when to make a change. They can connect you with opportunities and share insights that will make the industry easier to understand. You can meet in-person or virtually, and there’s no cost. The industry needs you! Find a Mentor
If you are immigrating to Canada, or have recently arrived as a permanent resident, and have construction industry experience, they’ll provide you with career advice, connections, and job leads before you move.
If you’re a construction employer anywhere in Canada looking for skilled business, trades, or technical licensed specialists, they can help connect you with educated, experienced, and motivated newcomers approved for Canadian Permanent Residency. Visit Integrating Newcomers
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