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    • Start with You
    • Investigate Industries
    • Explore Occupations
    • Look at Occupations by Industry
    • Discover B.C.’s Labour Market
    • Learn from the Stories of Others
    • Consider Self-Employment
    • Build a Bridge to Employment
    • Where to Go for More Help
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Career Planning

Most people face moments in life when they need to decide on a career path or direction.
This section will connect you to resources and tools that can help you find a career that is right for you.

  • Learn How to Plan Find information to help you get started on the career planning process.
  • Start with You Identify your values, interests, skills and personal traits for the right career.
  • Investigate Industries Review industry profiles to identify careers, trends and opportunities.
  • Explore Occupations Find detailed information on occupations that interest you.
  • Look at Occupations by Industry Zero in on information about careers in some high-profile B.C. sectors.
  • Discover B.C.'s Labour Market Find information about labour market conditions and trends.
  • Benefit from the Experiences of Others Discover the jobs you can get with a certain degree.
  • Consider Self-Employment Investigate how self-employment might fit for you.
  • Build a Bridge to Employment Find out how you can gain valuable work experience.
  • Where to Go for More Help Learn where to go for career planning and employment services.

Learn more about B.C.'s new online job tools! Find demonstration sites and dates here.

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