- How important is it to have Canadian Experience?
- Dans quelle mesure est-il important d'avoir de l'expérience au Canada?
- YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS: Is it a professional one?
- VOTRE ADRESSE ÉLECTRONIQUE : Est-elle professionnelle?
- CHECK YOUR RÉSUMÉ: Don’t risk it!
- VÉRIFIEZ VOTRE CV : Ne prenez pas de risques!
- Do you know what employers want?
- Savez-vous ce que les employeurs veulent?
- DON'T FORGET: First impressions matter
- N’OUBLIEZ PAS : Les premières impressions sont déterminantes
- DON'T WAIT: Apply immediately
- N’ATTENDEZ PAS : Présentez une demande immédiatement
- FIRST IMPRESSION: You only have seconds
- Première impression : Vous n’avez que quelques secondes
- FOLLOW-UP: The value of a Thank You note
- SUIVI : La valeur d'un mot de remerciement
- How can you access our Resource Centre?
- Comment pouvez-vous accéder à notre Centre de ressources?
- INTERVIEW: Practice makes perfect
- Mentorship for Internationally Trained Individuals!
- Mentorat pour les particuliers formés à l'étranger!
- NETWORKING: An important part of the job search
- LE RÉSEAUTAGE : Une partie importante de la recherche d'emploi
- PATIENCE: Networking takes time
- PATIENCE : le réseautage prend du temps
- YOUR REFERENCES: Make sure they know
- VOS RÉFÉRENCES : Assurez-vous qu'elles sont au courant
- STAY ORGANIZED: Track your job search
- Restez organisé : Faites le suivi de votre recherche d'emploi
- THE RÉSUMÉ: Getting started
- LE CURRICULUM VITÆ : Pour débuter
- BE PREPARED: Your telephone number
- SOYEZ PRÊT : Votre numéro de téléphone
- DRIVING: To answer the call or not to answer
- CONDUITE : Répondre à l'appel ou ne pas y répondre
- How long should your résumé be?
- Quelle devrait être la longueur de votre curriculum vitæ?
- Research is the first step to a successful interview!
- La recherche est la première étape d'une entrevue réussie!
- Where to find Jobs? There are many ways
- Où trouver un emploi? Il existe de nombreuses façons
- Why is it important to have a positive attitude?
- Pourquoi est-il important d'avoir une attitude positive?
- LMI for Internationally Trained Professionals
- L’Information sur le marché du travail (IMT) pour les nouveaux arrivants
- You got a job, congratulations! How to keep it
- Vous avez obtenu un emploi, félicitations! Comment le conserver
- Social Media and your chances of GETTING a JOB
- Les médias sociaux et vos chances de TROUVER un emploi
- Apprenez-en davantage à propos de l'Information sur le marché du travail
- VOICEMAIL: Should you have this service?
- MESSAGERIE : Devriez-vous avoir ce service?
THE VANCOUVER NORTHEAST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
The Vancouver Northeast Community Partnership was formed in February 2011 to provide employment services to the residents of Northeast Vancouver which covers the neighhourhoods of Hastings-Sunrise, Renfrew-Collingwood and parts of Cedar-Cottage Kensington.
The Vancouver Northeast Community Partnership includes:
- Back in Motion
- BC Centre for Ability
- Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House
- Kiwassa Neighbourhood House
- Vancouver East Side Educational Enrichment Society (VEEES)
Together, these organizations have more than 125 years of experience providing employment and other services to local residents. Over the years, they have helped thousands of job seekers find work, including young people, newcomers, and persons with disabilities and they’ve worked with hundreds of employers to meet their recruiting needs.
The Partners decided that by working together they could improve opportunities for successful programming; create stronger and better employment services for the community; build on the complementary employment services skills and experiences of each organization; strengthen each organization; and, be more strategic in the use of resources.
Under the leadership of MOSAIC, the organizations are now providing employment services in the Vancouver Northeast Employment Centre as part of the Employment Program of British Columbia. For an overview of our services, visit “About the Northeast ESC Services”
The following values describe our approach:
- Person-centred
- Integrated, seamless service delivery
- Learning and sharing environment
- Flexible responses to job seekers’ employment goals
- Creative use of resources
- A consistent quality of service
The Vancouver Community Partnership celebrates getting the green light to open the Vancouver Northeast Employment Centre on April 2, 2012.
Do you have a question? Avez-vous une question?
MOSAIC believes in providing support to clients while receiving services. Please visit our dedicated client subsection that provides information on
- Client Rights and Responsibilities,
- Opportunity to tell your story,
- Client satisfaction survey, and
- Complaints procedures...by clicking here.