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Employment Programs for Young Workers

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Tip: Make sure to check the requirements for young worker programs. Often government-funded programs have special requirements such as:

  • place of residence
  • whether or not you’ve received employment insurance recently
  • if you are a student
  • if you are within a specific age range

Useful Websites

Employment programs for young adults offered by employment service agencies across BC
Programs that provide skills training and employment supports to help overcome barriers to employment

Training options for youth in high school and recent graduates who are interested in the trades

At-risk youth from 15 to 30 can apply to get training for entry to the workforce
Employment Counselling, Job Entry Skills, Certificate Training, Paid Work Experience, Mentoring and Post Job Placement Support to eligible youth 18-24 years of age

Lists all government programs for youth in Canada