West Coast Virtual Fair 2026
Jobs & Volunteer Expo
Platform Opens February 4 | Jobs & Volunteer Expo on February 11
Jobs & Volunteer Expo is a collaboration between SFU, UBC and UVic, and is open to all students and alumni. You will find plenty of interesting opportunities no matter what faculty and program you are in!
- Discover summer, career and co-op jobs, and volunteer opportunities
- Explore graduate school and professional development programs
- Connect with recruiters from different companies and organizations
- Pre-register to receive early access to the Virtual Fair Platform
Timeline
| Date | What to Do |
|---|---|
| Now - Feb 3 |
Register for the event! - Register to receive the platform link on Feb 4 - Attend preparation workshops |
Feb 4 - 12
|
Platform opens to students & alumni on Feb 4 at 7pm - Create profile on platform and upload resume - Browse employers' digital booths and drop off resumes - Sign-up for 1:1 or group sessions with exhibitors - Attend preparation workshops |
| Feb 11 |
Jobs & Volunteer Expo runs 10am-4pm - Log onto the platform to attend your booked sessions - Continue to browse booths and check for last minute openings with exhibitors |
STEP 3: Attend Your Booked Sessions at the Expo
On Feb 11, log onto the fair platform to access your booked sessions. You may continue to signup for more sessions during the fair (subject to availability).
Preparation Workshops
Need help to prepare for the career fair? Check out the following list of workshops open to all students and alumni from SFU, UBC & UVic. Click on the link to sign-up for the session.
- How to Prepare & Stand Out at the Fair – Thu Jan 29 | 3:00 - 4:00 PM | Zoom
Ready to stand out at the West Coast Virtual Career Fair? Join this essential prep workshop, facilitated by UVic Career Educators, to learn how to maximize your impact and connect confidently with employers online. In this workshop, you’ll discover how to:
- Navigate the online career fair platform
- Research and build a strategic target companies list & prepare meaningful questions
- Craft and deliver a memorable 30-second introduction
- Apply professional virtual etiquette to make a great first impression
- Building Career Connections: Your Guide to Easy, Authentic Networking – Tue Feb 10 | 12:30 - 1:20 PM | Zoom
Not sure how to approach employers at a career fair? Need tips on fostering connection beyond the event? Join us for a discussion on turning casual conversations into meaningful professional connections and expand your professional circle. This workshop will be facilitated by a SFU Career Educator.
List of Exhibitors
With exhibitors from across the public, private and non-profit sectors, there's something for you, no matter what your interests or career goals!
TIPS: Always look beyond the industries and sectors that are most commonly aligned with your major because many exhibitors offer opportunities in multiple areas.
IMPORTANT: SFU does not endorse any organizations; we encourage you to do your research and connect with the exhibitors of your choice.
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Public Health Association of British Columbia
The Public Health Association of BC (PHABC) is a voluntary, non-profit, non-government, member driven organization that provides leadership to promote health, well-being and social equity. We fulfill our mission through advocacy, collaboration, education and research and do this work through the spectrum of public health practice; including prevention, promotion, protection and policy.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All academic programs
UBC, Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship
The University of British Columbia is a global centre for teaching, learning and research, consistently ranked among the top public universities in the world. The Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship (former Faculty of Forestry) at UBC is recruiting students for its graduate and professional master’s programs in forestry, sustainability, and natural resource management. These programs prepare students for leadership roles across the forest sector, government, NGOs, and industry, combining academic rigor with applied learning, field-based experiences, and strong professional networks. Opportunities include course-based and research-focused graduate programs designed for both early-career professionals and experienced practitioners seeking to advance their careers.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering
Art, Design, Digital Media and Entertainment
Lillooet Area Library Association
The Lillooet Area Library Association (LALA) provides public library services to residents of the District of Lillooet, Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) Areas A and B, and the six Northern St’át’imc communities T’it’q’et, Ts’al’áh, Se’kelwas, Xwisten, Xaxli’p and Ts’k’way’laxw. We operate three branches in Lillooet, Gold Bridge and Shalalth (Ts’al’áh) at the Bridge River Power Site. We provide outreach services to communities without a branch. Our service area extends through a large rugged territory with a population of approximately 4250 people.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Seasonal positions (Summer Library Assistant. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shadow senior staff and assist with both children’s and adult programming, direct patron service and basic administrative tasks. They will do repetitive cataloguing work to help with the on-going project to Decolonize our collection records by including local St’at’imc words in the catalogue and adding circulation modifiers to increase findability of the Indigenous collection at all three branches. They will have the opportunity to travel through our system and visit the two outlying branches, which are unique libraries serving tiny communities.)
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Education / Child and Youth Care
Vancouver Region Educational Services
Vancouver Region Educational Services (VRES) is a registered charity delivering free, accessible STEM and life sciences education across the Vancouver region. We’re looking for mission-driven team members who enjoy hands-on learning, community impact, and building inclusive programs that help learners develop real-world skills, confidence, and curiosity.
- Types of opportunities: We’re recruiting summer term roles (8 or 16 weeks) or volunteers, supporting community programs, camps, and operations: Community Organizer, Community Service Worker, Camp Counsellor/Day Camp Leader, Sports Instructor, Customer Service Managing Supervisor, Logistics and Operations (Administrative Services), plus business and creative roles including Business Development, Bookkeeping, Digital Marketing/Advertising, Marketing Manager, Graphic Designer, and Photographer.
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Banking, Finance and Insurance
ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia)
At ICBC, our job is making sure the auto insurance system works for all road users.
- Types of opportunities: Co-op opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Problem Solving | Technology
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Science
Community and Social Services
Canadian Cancer Society
Camp Goodtimes is a program run by the Canadian Cancer Society allowing those that have experienced the reality of childhood cancer an opportunity to connect, grow and learn in an environment of understanding and support.
We are looking for those motivated to support their local communities and enjoy working with children/youth! We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available ranging from minimal to complete engagement with our community.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
City University in Canada
City University in Canada is an innovative, not-for-profit institution dedicated to transforming students’ lives through high-quality, relevant education. Our programs prepare graduates with the competitive skills needed to succeed in their careers.
- Types of opportunities: Master of Counselling and MEd in School Counselling programs
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Communication, Art and Technology | Education / Child and Youth Care | Health Sciences | Medicine and Nursing | Science | Social Work
Developmental Disabilities Association
Developmental Disabilities Association is a community living agency that provides over 50 community-based programs and services to children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families in Vancouver and Richmond. We create extended networks of support, invest in individual needs, and strive for an inclusive and safe community.
- Types of opportunities: Career positions | Seasonal positions | Volunteers
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Problem Solving | Teamwork
- Supports these Sustainable Development Goals: Reduced Inequalities
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Health Sciences | Medicine and Nursing | Social Work
Girl Guides of Canada
Zen Educate is a technology company that matches US schools with temporary educator staff. Our mission is to change the world of education recruitment. Schools spend over $9bn a year on temporary educators, with over $2bn per year of that spent on fees that take money out of the education system. By leveraging the latest technology, we purpose built a platform that helps schools to pay less while educators earn more.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Education / Child and Youth Care
KidStart - PLEA Community Services
KidStart is a one-to-one mentorship program where we connect volunteer mentors with referred youth. The expectation of the mentor is that they commit a minimum of one year to their mentor-mentee relationship and that they meet with the youth once a week for 2-3 hours to spend quality time with them and be a positive role model in their life.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
King's College London - Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy
Join King's College London (ranked 31st globally, QS 2026) and SSPP for your postgraduate study. A typical masters programme is 1 year of study, and a PhD 3 years. As one of the largest UK university faculties focusing on policy-oriented research, the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy is committed to advancing social science scholarship to help tackle some of the most important social, political and ethics issues of our time. Our subject areas include; Politics & Economics, Conflict, Peace & Security, Geography, Environment & Sustainability, International Affairs & Development, Global Affairs, Global Health & Social Medicine, European Studies & Politics, Education, Communication & Society, and Leadership Studies.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Professional training and educational opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
Learning Disabilities Society of Greater Vancouver
Learn. Develop. Succeed. is a growing, innovative, research-based educational nonprofit charity. We support children, youth, and adults across Canada with diagnosed or suspected learning differences, including dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, and autism, through neuroaffirming, strengths-based, evidence-based instruction.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Seasonal positions | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Health Sciences | Science | Social Work
Lillooet Area Library Association
The Lillooet Area Library Association (LALA) provides public library services to residents of the District of Lillooet, Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) Areas A and B, and the six Northern St’át’imc communities T’it’q’et, Ts’al’áh, Se’kelwas, Xwisten, Xaxli’p and Ts’k’way’laxw. We operate three branches in Lillooet, Gold Bridge and Shalalth (Ts’al’áh) at the Bridge River Power Site. We provide outreach services to communities without a branch. Our service area extends through a large rugged territory with a population of approximately 4250 people.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Seasonal positions (Summer Library Assistant. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shadow senior staff and assist with both children’s and adult programming, direct patron service and basic administrative tasks. They will do repetitive cataloguing work to help with the on-going project to Decolonize our collection records by including local St’at’imc words in the catalogue and adding circulation modifiers to increase findability of the Indigenous collection at all three branches. They will have the opportunity to travel through our system and visit the two outlying branches, which are unique libraries serving tiny communities.)
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Education / Child and Youth Care
Nanaimo Child Development Centre Society
The NCDC provides a broad range of health and health-related services to children with developmental needs and works with families to support healthy child development. NCDC services and programs include: Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech Language Therapy, Infant Development Program, Supported Child Development Program, Child & Youth Development Program, Family Development Program, Family Resource Navigator and a community drop-in playgroup.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Health Sciences | Social Work
Public Health Association of British Columbia
The Public Health Association of BC (PHABC) is a voluntary, non-profit, non-government, member driven organization that provides leadership to promote health, well-being and social equity. We fulfill our mission through advocacy, collaboration, education and research and do this work through the spectrum of public health practice; including prevention, promotion, protection and policy.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All academic programs
Rural eMentoring BC
Rural eMentoring BC is a free online mentoring program. Our Rural Pre-Health Program connects university students with health professions students who plan to practice in rural communities. Through mentorship, we share real experiences, guidance, and resources to help students explore pathways to rural healthcare practice.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities | Networking opportunities | Professional training and educational opportunities. We are currently recruiting university students interested in rural healthcare careers to join our Rural Pre-Health Mentoring Program. Mentees are matched with health professions students planning to practice in rural communities and gain insight, guidance, and support as they explore pathways into healthcare.
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
Shelter Movers Vancouver
Shelter Movers Vancouver is a volunteer-powered organization, providing free moving and storage services to individuals and families fleeing abuse in 13 regions across the Lower Mainland. Established in 2018, we collaborate with community agencies and local businesses to support people, primarily women and children, as they transition to a life free of violence.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteer positions
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Community Engagement | Teamwork
- Supports these Sustainable Development Goals: Gender Equity | Reduced Inequalities | Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Dentistry | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Land and Food Systems | Health Sciences | Law | Medicine and Nursing | Pharmaceutical Sciences | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science | Social Work
Vancouver Region Educational Services
Vancouver Region Educational Services (VRES) is a registered charity delivering free, accessible STEM and life sciences education across the Vancouver region. We’re looking for mission-driven team members who enjoy hands-on learning, community impact, and building inclusive programs that help learners develop real-world skills, confidence, and curiosity.
- Types of opportunities: We’re recruiting summer term roles (8 or 16 weeks) or volunteers, supporting community programs, camps, and operations: Community Organizer, Community Service Worker, Camp Counsellor/Day Camp Leader, Sports Instructor, Customer Service Managing Supervisor, Logistics and Operations (Administrative Services), plus business and creative roles including Business Development, Bookkeeping, Digital Marketing/Advertising, Marketing Manager, Graphic Designer, and Photographer.
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Construction, Trades and Utilities
IEM
Industrial Electric Mfg. (IEM) is the largest independent full-line manufacturer of custom power distribution systems in North America. Founded more than 75 years ago in Fremont, California, IEM grew alongside Silicon Valley and today operates over 1.7 million square feet of manufacturing capacity. With $1B+ in annual sales and 10,000+ commissioned projects across technology, data centers, commercial, energy, utilities, healthcare, industrial, and infrastructure markets, IEM continues to deliver exceptional product quality, dependable service, and the flexibility to meet complex technical requirements at scale.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business
Olympic International Sales Ltd
Founded in 1963 as a manufacturer’s representative of HVAC equipment, Olympic International is the region’s largest provider of HVAC solutions serving British Columbia and the Yukon from our North Vancouver offices and Kelowna office.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering
PowerCo Canada
We are PowerCo. We are a battery company based in Europe and North America that is ready to challenge the status quo. Our mission is to power the transformation towards electric mobility and renewable energy by building a local battery industry. And we believe that it is time for a new generation of batteries: Safer, more sustainable and more resilient. Batteries with positive power. Batteries for generations to come.
PowerCo Canada is located in St. Thomas ON. We are hiring hundreds of roles over the next few years for both permanent full time and co-op roles. We have co-op roles for a May and September start in business, engineering, IT, Procurement and more!
- Types of opportunities: Co-op positions | Career positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Science
Consulting
Critical Systems Labs Inc.
Critical Systems Labs Inc (CSL) is a Canadian-owned corporation with expertise in system safety engineering for complex systems. CSL has an established history of helping both industry and government organizations address challenging safety goals involving emergent technology including those that incorporate AI/Machine Learning. CSL’s experience ranges over a wide spectrum of high hazard sectors including robotics, automotive, rail, defense, aerospace, marine, hydro electric generation, nuclear physics, and oil & gas.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions. We are recruiting for several roles: Software Developer - as part of our product development team, you will contribute to the development of advanced software tools to support the analysis of safety critical systems
Systems/Software Engineer - you will have the opportunity to work on client projects involving the use of AI/ML and apply system safety engineering processes to reduce risk
Sales/Marketing - you will lead sales team for our flagship product, Socrates - Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business
King's College London - Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy
Join King's College London (ranked 31st globally, QS 2026) and SSPP for your postgraduate study. A typical masters programme is 1 year of study, and a PhD 3 years. As one of the largest UK university faculties focusing on policy-oriented research, the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy is committed to advancing social science scholarship to help tackle some of the most important social, political and ethics issues of our time. Our subject areas include; Politics & Economics, Conflict, Peace & Security, Geography, Environment & Sustainability, International Affairs & Development, Global Affairs, Global Health & Social Medicine, European Studies & Politics, Education, Communication & Society, and Leadership Studies.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Professional training and educational opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
Luniko
Luniko builds software and AI tools that help organizations capture and use their data to make decisions and run large projects more effectively.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Seasonal positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering
Morgan & Company Consulting Inc.
Morgan & Company Consulting Inc. is a professional consulting firm based in Richmond, BC. It was founded by two UBC alumni, Art Yang and Carole Yang. For over 30 years, the company has helped thousands of families immigrate, study, work and settle in Canada, US, Hong Kong, Australia and Europe.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Education / Child and Youth Care | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
Zen Educate
Zen Educate is a technology company that matches US schools with temporary educator staff. Our mission is to change the world of education recruitment. Schools spend over $9bn a year on temporary educators, with over $2bn per year of that spent on fees that take money out of the education system. By leveraging the latest technology, we purpose built a platform that helps schools to pay less while educators earn more.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Education
Lillooet Area Library Association
The Lillooet Area Library Association (LALA) provides public library services to residents of the District of Lillooet, Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) Areas A and B, and the six Northern St’át’imc communities T’it’q’et, Ts’al’áh, Se’kelwas, Xwisten, Xaxli’p and Ts’k’way’laxw. We operate three branches in Lillooet, Gold Bridge and Shalalth (Ts’al’áh) at the Bridge River Power Site. We provide outreach services to communities without a branch. Our service area extends through a large rugged territory with a population of approximately 4250 people.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Seasonal positions (Summer Library Assistant. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shadow senior staff and assist with both children’s and adult programming, direct patron service and basic administrative tasks. They will do repetitive cataloguing work to help with the on-going project to Decolonize our collection records by including local St’at’imc words in the catalogue and adding circulation modifiers to increase findability of the Indigenous collection at all three branches. They will have the opportunity to travel through our system and visit the two outlying branches, which are unique libraries serving tiny communities.)
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Education / Child and Youth Care
Vancouver Region Educational Services
Vancouver Region Educational Services (VRES) is a registered charity delivering free, accessible STEM and life sciences education across the Vancouver region. We’re looking for mission-driven team members who enjoy hands-on learning, community impact, and building inclusive programs that help learners develop real-world skills, confidence, and curiosity.
- Types of opportunities: We’re recruiting summer term roles (8 or 16 weeks) or volunteers, supporting community programs, camps, and operations: Community Organizer, Community Service Worker, Camp Counsellor/Day Camp Leader, Sports Instructor, Customer Service Managing Supervisor, Logistics and Operations (Administrative Services), plus business and creative roles including Business Development, Bookkeeping, Digital Marketing/Advertising, Marketing Manager, Graphic Designer, and Photographer.
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Zen Educate
Zen Educate is a technology company that matches US schools with temporary educator staff. Our mission is to change the world of education recruitment. Schools spend over $9bn a year on temporary educators, with over $2bn per year of that spent on fees that take money out of the education system. By leveraging the latest technology, we purpose built a platform that helps schools to pay less while educators earn more.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Engineering and Information Technology
Amazon
At Amazon, your career will grow in new and exciting directions—designed by you. You’ll have the opportunity to be part of innovative projects, lead initiatives, and take ownership and responsibility.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All academic programs
Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE)
The Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE) is the national cryptologic agency, providing the Government of Canada with information technology security and foreign signals intelligence.
- Types of opportunities: Please visit their website for specific roles
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Problem Solving | Technology
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Law | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science
Lillooet Area Library Association
The Lillooet Area Library Association (LALA) provides public library services to residents of the District of Lillooet, Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) Areas A and B, and the six Northern St’át’imc communities T’it’q’et, Ts’al’áh, Se’kelwas, Xwisten, Xaxli’p and Ts’k’way’laxw. We operate three branches in Lillooet, Gold Bridge and Shalalth (Ts’al’áh) at the Bridge River Power Site. We provide outreach services to communities without a branch. Our service area extends through a large rugged territory with a population of approximately 4250 people.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Seasonal positions (Summer Library Assistant. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shadow senior staff and assist with both children’s and adult programming, direct patron service and basic administrative tasks. They will do repetitive cataloguing work to help with the on-going project to Decolonize our collection records by including local St’at’imc words in the catalogue and adding circulation modifiers to increase findability of the Indigenous collection at all three branches. They will have the opportunity to travel through our system and visit the two outlying branches, which are unique libraries serving tiny communities.)
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Education / Child and Youth Care
Luniko
Luniko builds software and AI tools that help organizations capture and use their data to make decisions and run large projects more effectively.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Seasonal positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering
Graduate Schools
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine
CCNM, established in 1978 in Toronto, is the largest naturopathic medical education provider and the leading research institution in North America. CCNM operates two campuses - one in Toronto, and one in Metro Vancouver.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate school opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Planning and Organization | Self-Management | Teamwork
- Supports these Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-Being | Quality Education
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Dentistry | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Land and Food Systems | Health Sciences | Law | Medicine and Nursing | Pharmaceutical Sciences | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science | Social Work
King's College London - Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy
Join King's College London (ranked 31st globally, QS 2026) and SSPP for your postgraduate study. A typical masters programme is 1 year of study, and a PhD 3 years. As one of the largest UK university faculties focusing on policy-oriented research, the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy is committed to advancing social science scholarship to help tackle some of the most important social, political and ethics issues of our time. Our subject areas include; Politics & Economics, Conflict, Peace & Security, Geography, Environment & Sustainability, International Affairs & Development, Global Affairs, Global Health & Social Medicine, European Studies & Politics, Education, Communication & Society, and Leadership Studies.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Professional training and educational opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
Northeastern University
CCNM, established in 1978 in Toronto, is the largest naturopathic medical education provider and the leading research institution in North America. CCNM operates two campuses - one in Toronto, and one in Metro Vancouver.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate school opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Health Sciences
UBC - School of Audiology and Speech Sciences
The School offers two degrees: Master of Science in Audiology and Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. Both degrees are designed to lead to certification as either an Audiologist or Speech-Language Pathologist. Our curriculum ensures that students receive the knowledge, skills, and professional experience they need to excel in these crucial healthcare roles.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Training and educational opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Data and Analysis | Problem Solving
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Communication, Art and Technology | Health Sciences | Science
University of Alberta - Graduate Studies
Located in Edmonton, Alberta, the University of Alberta is a Top 4 Canadian institution and ranks amongst the Top-100 universities in the word. With over 46,000 students from 159 countries, our university is a vibrant community of knowledge, and a place where collaboration leads to exciting new discoveries. The University of Alberta has over 500 graduate programs to choose from and over $50 million in student funding annually. Whatever your interests, professional and academic goals, we have a program to help take your career to the next level. In total, there is over $600 million in research funding, over 400 research labs and institutions, and countless possibilities.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Training and educational opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Government & Public Administration
BC Pension Corporation
We serve some of the largest pension plans in Canada, representing more than 1,000 employers and over 780,000 active and retired members in five pension plans and one retirement benefit trust.
- Types of opportunities: Career positions | Co-op positions
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Problem Solving | Technology
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business | Communication, Art and Technology
Comox Valley Regional District
The Comox Valley is located on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation. We are 1.5hrs north of Nanaimo and 3 hrs north of Victoria. The Valley is home to a trifecta of communities, Comox, Courtenay and Cumberland, each offering something for everyone: Cumberland boasts a lively mountain biking/hiking community, Comox is known for it’s seaside trails and ocean side campfires at Goose Spit, and Courtenay is buzzing with breweries, theatre + arts, or a tube down the Puntledge River. It’s the perfect place to spend a summer, experience island living while gaining work experience.
We will be hiring seven summer student positions starting in May 2026 – you can visit for more information!
- Types of opportunities: Summer student positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Environment / Forestry | Land and Food Systems | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science
Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE)
The Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE) is the national cryptologic agency, providing the Government of Canada with information technology security and foreign signals intelligence.
- Types of opportunities: Please visit their website for specific roles
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Problem Solving | Technology
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Law | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science
ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia)
At ICBC, our job is making sure the auto insurance system works for all road users.
- Types of opportunities: Co-op opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Data and Analysis | Planning and Organization | Technology
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Science
King's College London - Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy
Join King's College London (ranked 31st globally, QS 2026) and SSPP for your postgraduate study. A typical masters programme is 1 year of study, and a PhD 3 years. As one of the largest UK university faculties focusing on policy-oriented research, the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy is committed to advancing social science scholarship to help tackle some of the most important social, political and ethics issues of our time. Our subject areas include; Politics & Economics, Conflict, Peace & Security, Geography, Environment & Sustainability, International Affairs & Development, Global Affairs, Global Health & Social Medicine, European Studies & Politics, Education, Communication & Society, and Leadership Studies.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Professional training and educational opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority (CSE)
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is an arm’s-length federal agency responsible for the shared stewardship of the lands and waters that make up the Port of Vancouver, Canada’s largest port. As a Canada Port Authority, established under the Canada Marine Act, we work to ensure the port remains competitive and reliable, and collaborate with port community partners and First Nations to responsibly facilitate Canada’s trade for the benefit of all Canadians.
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is made up of more than 500 passionate and talented employees. Together, we work to meet our mandate under the Canada Marine Act and support the terminals, tenants, and users of the Port of Vancouver – Canada’s largest and North America’s most diversified cargo-handling port. The work we do has a direct impact on the national economy and benefits the lives of all Canadians. Our organization has been recognized as one of B.C.’s Top Employers for four consecutive years.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Seasonal positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Environment / Forestry | Law | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science
Health Care & Human Services
Canadian Cancer Society
Camp Goodtimes is a program run by the Canadian Cancer Society allowing those that have experienced the reality of childhood cancer an opportunity to connect, grow and learn in an environment of understanding and support.
We are looking for those motivated to support their local communities and enjoy working with children/youth! We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available ranging from minimal to complete engagement with our community.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine
CCNM, established in 1978 in Toronto, is the largest naturopathic medical education provider and the leading research institution in North America. CCNM operates two campuses - one in Toronto, and one in Metro Vancouver.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate school opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Planning and Organization | Self-Management | Teamwork
- Supports these Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-Being | Quality Education
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Dentistry | Education / Child and Youth Care | Environment / Forestry | Land and Food Systems | Health Sciences | Law | Medicine and Nursing | Pharmaceutical Sciences | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs | Science | Social Work
City University in Canada
City University in Canada is an innovative, not-for-profit institution dedicated to transforming students’ lives through high-quality, relevant education. Our programs prepare graduates with the competitive skills needed to succeed in their careers.
- Types of opportunities: Master of Counselling and MEd in School Counselling programs
- Recruiting from these programs: Pharmaceutical Sciences
Howe Sound Pharmacy
With 48 years of experience as a privately-run, locally-owned one thing is certain: working at Howe Sound Pharmacy is one of the most rewarding careers. We've built an environment that challenges you, supports you, and empowers you to practice at the top of your license.
- Types of opportunities: We are looking to hire 2 full-time pharmacists
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
Kardium
Kardium Inc. is a rapidly growing medical solutions company that has developed an advanced system for the treatment of atrial fibrillation (AF), which affects more than 59 million people worldwide. The Globe® Mapping and Ablation System is the most complete solution for AF, offering single-shot pulmonary vein isolation, high-definition mapping, and atrial ablation – all in a single catheter. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Kardium has been recognized as a top company to work for in BC, including recognition as Medical Technology Company of the Year in 2015 and 2021 by LifeSciences BC.
- Types of opportunities: Co-op positions. We are currently recruiting for a number of engineering positions, along with select opportunities for disciplines such as Business.
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business
Nanaimo Child Development Centre Society
The NCDC provides a broad range of health and health-related services to children with developmental needs and works with families to support healthy child development. NCDC services and programs include: Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech Language Therapy, Infant Development Program, Supported Child Development Program, Child & Youth Development Program, Family Development Program, Family Resource Navigator and a community drop-in playgroup.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Education / Child and Youth Care | Health Sciences | Social Work
Public Health Association of British Columbia
The Public Health Association of BC (PHABC) is a voluntary, non-profit, non-government, member driven organization that provides leadership to promote health, well-being and social equity. We fulfill our mission through advocacy, collaboration, education and research and do this work through the spectrum of public health practice; including prevention, promotion, protection and policy.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All academic programs
Rural eMentoring BC
Rural eMentoring BC is a free online mentoring program. Our Rural Pre-Health Program connects university students with health professions students who plan to practice in rural communities. Through mentorship, we share real experiences, guidance, and resources to help students explore pathways to rural healthcare practice.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities | Networking opportunities | Professional training and educational opportunities. We are currently recruiting university students interested in rural healthcare careers to join our Rural Pre-Health Mentoring Program. Mentees are matched with health professions students planning to practice in rural communities and gain insight, guidance, and support as they explore pathways into healthcare.
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
UBC, School of Audiology and Speech Sciences
The School offers two degrees: Master of Science in Audiology and Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. Both degrees are designed to lead to certification as either an Audiologist or Speech-Language Pathologist. Our curriculum ensures that students receive the knowledge, skills, and professional experience they need to excel in these crucial healthcare roles.
- Types of opportunities: Graduate programs | Training and educational opportunities
- Skills they’re seeking: Communication | Data and Analysis | Problem Solving
- Recruiting from these programs: Arts / Social Sciences / Humanities | Communication, Art and Technology | Health Sciences | Science
Vancouver Island Health Authority
At Island Health, people are at the heart of everything we do: the patients we serve and the dedicated team members who make care possible. With more than 31,000 staff and thousands of physician partners and volunteers, we are the largest employer on Vancouver Island and a place where you can grow your career while making a real difference in your community.
We’re recruiting students and new graduates for a wide range of entry-to-early-career healthcare roles across Vancouver Island. These opportunities offer strong mentorship, structured onboarding, and transition-to-practice supports to help new grads build confidence and hands-on experience in collaborative, patient-centred care environments.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Health Sciences | Medicine and Nursing | Pharmaceutical Sciences | Science | Social Work
Manufacturing
IEM
Industrial Electric Mfg. (IEM) is the largest independent full-line manufacturer of custom power distribution systems in North America. Founded more than 75 years ago in Fremont, California, IEM grew alongside Silicon Valley and today operates over 1.7 million square feet of manufacturing capacity. With $1B+ in annual sales and 10,000+ commissioned projects across technology, data centers, commercial, energy, utilities, healthcare, industrial, and infrastructure markets, IEM continues to deliver exceptional product quality, dependable service, and the flexibility to meet complex technical requirements at scale.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business
Luniko
Luniko builds software and AI tools that help organizations capture and use their data to make decisions and run large projects more effectively.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Seasonal positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering
PowerCo Canada
We are PowerCo. We are a battery company based in Europe and North America that is ready to challenge the status quo. Our mission is to power the transformation towards electric mobility and renewable energy by building a local battery industry. And we believe that it is time for a new generation of batteries: Safer, more sustainable and more resilient. Batteries with positive power. Batteries for generations to come.
PowerCo Canada is located in St. Thomas ON. We are hiring hundreds of roles over the next few years for both permanent full time and co-op roles. We have co-op roles for a May and September start in business, engineering, IT, Procurement and more!
- Types of opportunities: Co-op positions | Career positions
- Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Science
Mining, Oil and Gas
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Retail, Wholesale and Sales
Amazon
At Amazon, your career will grow in new and exciting directions—designed by you. You’ll have the opportunity to be part of innovative projects, lead initiatives, and take ownership and responsibility.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All academic programs
Science, Research and Development
Canadian Cancer Society
Camp Goodtimes is a program run by the Canadian Cancer Society allowing those that have experienced the reality of childhood cancer an opportunity to connect, grow and learn in an environment of understanding and support.
We are looking for those motivated to support their local communities and enjoy working with children/youth! We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available ranging from minimal to complete engagement with our community.
- Types of opportunities: Volunteering opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: All program areas
Critical Systems Labs Inc.
Critical Systems Labs Inc (CSL) is a Canadian-owned corporation with expertise in system safety engineering for complex systems. CSL has an established history of helping both industry and government organizations address challenging safety goals involving emergent technology including those that incorporate AI/Machine Learning. CSL’s experience ranges over a wide spectrum of high hazard sectors including robotics, automotive, rail, defense, aerospace, marine, hydro electric generation, nuclear physics, and oil & gas.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions. We are recruiting for several roles: Software Developer - as part of our product development team, you will contribute to the development of advanced software tools to support the analysis of safety critical systems
Systems/Software Engineer - you will have the opportunity to work on client projects involving the use of AI/ML and apply system safety engineering processes to reduce risk
Sales/Marketing - you will lead sales team for our flagship product, Socrates - Recruiting from these programs: Applied Science / Engineering | Business
Vancouver Region Educational Services
Vancouver Region Educational Services (VRES) is a registered charity delivering free, accessible STEM and life sciences education across the Vancouver region. We’re looking for mission-driven team members who enjoy hands-on learning, community impact, and building inclusive programs that help learners develop real-world skills, confidence, and curiosity.
- Types of opportunities: We’re recruiting summer term roles (8 or 16 weeks) or volunteers, supporting community programs, camps, and operations: Community Organizer, Community Service Worker, Camp Counsellor/Day Camp Leader, Sports Instructor, Customer Service Managing Supervisor, Logistics and Operations (Administrative Services), plus business and creative roles including Business Development, Bookkeeping, Digital Marketing/Advertising, Marketing Manager, Graphic Designer, and Photographer.
- Recruiting from these programs: All programs
Travel and Tourism
Morgan & Company Consulting Inc.
Morgan & Company Consulting Inc. is a professional consulting firm based in Richmond, BC. It was founded by two UBC alumni, Art Yang and Carole Yang. For over 30 years, the company has helped thousands of families immigrate, study, work and settle in Canada, US, Hong Kong, Australia and Europe.
- Types of opportunities: Career opportunities | Co-op positions | Networking opportunities
- Recruiting from these programs: Business | Communication, Art and Technology | Education / Child and Youth Care | Public Administration, Policy and Global Affairs
How to Navigate the Platform:
Check out the video below for a quick demo on how to setup your profile and sign up for sessions with our exhibitors.
Student Resources
BEFORE THE FAIR: How To Prepare
Get Ready!
The West Coast Virtual Fair Jobs & Volunteer Expo is open to all students and alumni!
- First and second year students:
- Explore open volunteer roles and summer jobs.
- Use the resource What Can I Do with a Degree In... to explore potential career paths for your major. Talk to employers to learn about, and prepare for, future co-op and career opportunities.
- Students in third or fourth+ years, graduate students, alumni and students actively seeking a co-op or career role:
- These are industry professionals and recruiters from companies who are seeking talented individuals like you!
- Consult the Exhibitors List to find out what the organizations are looking for. How can you stand out?
Research the Exhibitors
Get to know the organizations ahead of time. See the list of Exhibitors and their open positions on the Fair Platform. Research their websites and review their LinkedIn and other social media accounts for news and updates. Prepare questions and a short introduction.
Know Your Strengths
- Reflect on past roles, experiences and coursework to identify strengths and skills. Be prepared to articulate them when asked
- Prepare a short introduction to yourself - include your top skills, education, interests. Position yourself as a good addition to their team – what do you bring?
Access Resources
- Participate in the online Preparation Workshops (see "preparation workshops" above)
- See SFU Career and Volunteer Services Resources Page and "additional resources" below to help you prepare
- Book an appointment with a Career Educator at Career & Volunteer Services through myExperience *Note: book early to ensure an appointment before the Jobs & Volunteer Expo
BEFORE: Evaluate The Organizations
Spend some time researching organizations before the Career Fair. This will give you a sense of what is important to them, but will also help you determine if they are a good fit for you!
What makes a good fit?
Consider these factors:
- Work Culture
- Vision and Values
- Mission Statement
- Organization
- Business Model
- Clarity and Public Image on the organization
We do our best to ensure only registered organizations with existing appropriate licenses are in attendance.
Learn more about scams, and what to look out for to protect yourself from malicious jobs, scams and organizations:
DURING The Fair: Be Ready
First Impressions Matter
- Ensure your video background and personal appearance are presentable
- As you enter the Exhibitor's room, greet the representatives with a smile. Introduce yourself with confidence
- Be curious, professional and genuine!
- Ask your prepared questions and take notes
Make It Last
- Extend the connection beyond the Fair by asking to connect on LinkedIn
- Ask about their application process. Employers may have an online application process or may ask you to upload your resume on the spot.
Additional Resources
Need help to get ready for the fair? We've got you covered! Click on the links below:
- Networking Canvas Course - Watch the recording
- Rehash your Resume Workshop - Watch the recording
- Career Building for Changemakers Workshop - Watch the recording and download workshop materials
- Applying for Grad School Workshop - Watch the recording
- Network Like a Pro: An Employer Panel - Watch the recording
- Check back here for more workshops!