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Job Search Websites

Exploring the job market? Or maybe you are looking for a job? Browse through our list of online resources to help expand your options on the what's out there.

Government

Public Service Commission

http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/centres/employment-emplois-eng.htm

BC Public Service Agency

http://www.bcpublicserviceagency.gov.bc.ca/

Job Bank (Service Canada)

www.jobbank.gc.ca

Non-Profit Sector

Work in Non-Profit

http://workinnonprofits.ca/

Charity Village

http://www.charityvillage.com/

SFU Students Resource

Symplicity

http://www.sfu.ca/wil/symplicity.html

Work Abroad

Go AbRoad

www.goabroad.com

Overseas Jobs

www.overseasjobs.com

MY WORLD ABROAD

My World Abroad is a comprehensive international career resource. Explore articles and other resources to develop international career skills and knowledge. Login with your SFU email address is required.

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Wondering Where Your Degree Might Lead You?

Career Advisors and Career Peer Educators help students reach their goals through on-on-one advising, workshops, in-class presentations and career events and fairs. We also bring employers on campus.

Test drive your career options by alternating your study semester with paid work semesters in your intended field. Co-op students graduate with a year or more of experience, contacts and a resume that shines.

Volunteering and getting engaged in the community are excellent ways to meet interesting people, get great experience, develop or gain skills, help the community, or further an important cause.

An award-winning educational resource for SFU students, the OLC combines blogs, profiles, multimedia, dynamic learning resources and more for the career-minded student.