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New Westminster, Canada

workbccentre-newwestminster.ca
Non-profit organization· Employment search service· Nonprofit Organization Management

WorkBC Centre New Westminster Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

WorkBC Centre New Westminster is located in New Westminster, Canada on 519 Seventh St. WorkBC Centre New Westminster is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category non-profit organization in Canada. We aim to get job seekers connected to the labour market, ensure clients receive appropriate employment services in alignment with current labour market information, and that labour market services are delivered in accordance with the needs and opportunities presented by New Westminster and local employers. We are professional, diverse, resourceful, and pledge to provide you with timely service and support in your job search. Core Values: * A commitment to support you to the best of our ability; * A welcoming environment; * Comfortable surroundings; * Friendly knowledgeable staff; * Access to programs, information, resources, and assistance; and * Follow-up support to help you achieve your employment goals

Address

519 Seventh St

Phone

+1 6045229701

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

New Westminster, BC

Open hours

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Natalie Lehr-Splawinski

Excellent experience in 2019! The team is very supportive, helpful and encouraging. A great place to go to for help, advise, support, learning and structure!

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Cate G

An extremely helpful facility to check out if you find yourself unemployed and need some assistance with any number of issues. This assistance could include workshops on various employment related topics such as; unique and successful approaches to job search, effective resume writing, job interview techniques, changing fields, accessing further education etc. In addition, they provide a huge array of links to job posting sites, and temp agencies, an in house job board, desk top computers and printer access, phone access, free coffee and filtered h20. The staff are very approachable, empathetic and knowledgable.

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zinia fernandes

The Case managers are really nice, helpful and supportive. The trainings do help. I had an interview on the day they had their interview skills workshop, but one of the case managers (conducting the workshop) went out of the way and helped me the day prior with some personal guidance. She did a mock interview with me which helped me polish my interview skills and made me feel confident. Thanks to the team I got the job!!!

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Armand Rossi

Helpful but some staff annoying and not happy yo be working there

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In December 2017, I did my practicum at Fraser works, since then I have explored many other employment centres. I have found most of staff were very supportive, but what I found to different from other employment centres is the person who does the workshops. They are very open minded to using technology to help people who have writing difficulties. She allowed me to present in her workshop ideas such things as: Grammarly, Text to speech program and Resume templates. Most other workshops don’t have time and feel that people just need someone to write their resume. As person with dyslexia, I am always looking for ways to be more independent and up to date. I found the most of staff and management in this employment centre we’re willing to give me idea’s to be successful and more importantly listen to my ideas whole heartily. If this was my catchment centre, I would go there today. The only thing it doesn't have is the fancy decor that other places have.

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