Talent MATCH and Talent 4 Non-Profits welcomed Akanksha Thakur (she/her), the Project Lead for ACE-WIL’s EDI Resource Hub, who presented an overview of the EDI Hub, which highlights the barriers that employers and student-employees face, and the resources that were built in response—including tips on inclusive job postings and interviewing,…

Trucking HR Canada advances modern HR solutions for the trucking and logistics workforce. Opportunities must be directly related to the student’s program of study and/or fulfill a trucking or logistics job. Topics: Engaging with Employers License and Distribution: Trucking HR Canada Copyright Trucking HR Canada

The Propel program can be accessed by businesses from all facets of the visitor economy: accommodations, food and beverage services, recreation and entertainment, transportation, and travel services. Tourism/hospitality employers and/or job functions related to tourism/hospitality are eligible. Topics: Engaging with Employers License and Distribution: Tourism HR Canada – Propel Copyright…

The Food Processing Skills Program supports employers in the Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry to hire students in colleges and universities across the country, across all educational categories from food science to business, engineering and quality assurance. Topics: Engaging with Employers License and Distribution: Food Processing Skills Canada Tags:…

The Cultural Human Resources Council is a national not-for-profit arts service organization working with all cultural industries and disciplines in the sector including Digital Media (Content Creators); Film and Television; Live Performing Arts; Music and Sound Recording; Visuals Arts and Crafts; Writing and Publishing; and Heritage. Eligible employers must be…

The CMPA’s National Mentorship Program has invested in the next generation of independent producers—and a strong future for our industry—by placing aspiring producers in Canada’s leading production companies. Employers must be members. Topics: Engaging with Employers License and Distribution: Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) Tags: funding, SWPP Canadian Media Producers…

Growing Opportunities will support positions in the agriculture industry for agriculture and non-agriculture students. Eligible employers include registered Canadian businesses, not-for-profit organizations from the agriculture industry and post-secondary institutions. Positions can include co-op placements, internships, field placements, or applied projects to solve particular problems for employers. Topics: Engaging with Employers…

This info sheet for students provides a description of the Young Canada Works Program and includes details about eligibility and application requirements. Topics: Engaging with Students License and Distribution: Canadian Museums Association Tags: career, Heritage, museum, students, YCW, Young Canada Works Young Canada Works: Careers for Students in Museums and…

This document provides information about the practical aspects of finding a co-op placement, including tips for writing a resume that gets noticed, composing effective cover letters and nailing the job interview. This resource is useful for students looking for work across a variety of sectors, but was created with a…

So you’ve hired a student. An important aspect of hosting a student work placement includes providing mentorship to your new employee. Mentorship can be a powerful organizational and personal development tool which can add value to the experience for both you and your new hire. But what is mentorship? How…

In accordance with ACE-WIL bylaws, nominations are being requested for the 2023-2025 Board of Directors (two-year terms). Please submit the Nomination Form in confidence to president@acewilbc2.pathwisedev.ca, no later than Tuesday, February 28, 2023, by 4:30 pm PST. Topics: ACE-WIL Governance License and Distribution: ACE-WIL Copyright ACE-WIL Board Nomination Form 2023-2025

Learn more about the types of employment opportunities available for students in the arts and culture sector.  Plus, post-secondary students from the University of Victoria, Capilano University and the University of British Columbia share stories and answer questions about their co-op experiences with the Vancouver Fringe Festival, Arts Club Theatre…