Join us on online Thursday, June 9th from 1-2:30pm as we meet virtually with recruiters from the BC Public Service.
They will discuss hiring procedures by sharing how interested applicants can successfully navigate the MyHR online application system and explain their Competency-based interview process.
To learn more and to register visit –> http://ow.ly/cTqB50JbALq
June is Pride Month in Canada.
Pride events celebrate diversity and the LGBTQ2S+ communities, acknowledge their history and achievements and continue the focus on fostering the rights and recognition that LGBTQ2S+ Canadians deserve.
From all of us at the WorkBC Centre, Happy Pride Month!
#Pride2022 #PrideMonth
WorkBC holds closely the precious connections to our Employers and Business. BC Green and Optimi are vital to the economic diversification of our community. They hold promising health and healing functional medicines for our worlds future. We can not wait to learn more from the BC Green and Optimi Team!
Flagging Companies are looking for YOU!!! Several local companies have called WorkBC to post multiple jobs. This is the season for FLAGGERS!
Get your TCP training locally in July with us!
Call 250-295-4051 or email: reception@princetoncsc.com
Traffic Control | July 6 & 7 , 2022 | Cost: $385 + GST
When people of a community rally together it brings solidarity to the surface. It oozes a sense of pride and infuses visions of hope for a bright and promising future for the Town of Princeton. Together this community is making the most out of its opportunity to make Princeton the Winner of Kraft Hockeyville 2022!
If Princeton were to win, the town arena would get a pre-season NHL game and a $250,000 financial infusion that would make a world of difference to the aging facility. The roof leaks so bad that hockey games have to be stopped to clean up the water. Tires and plastic wrap are currently the band-aids of the moment. The mezzanine and changerooms could use some help with that money, but the roof would likely take the lion’s share. BUT this is not the only win.
The win is important… but for weeks local heroes have been staging the scene to get into the TOP 4. And then it was announced… we made the Top tier. In the last few days, the way this community has come together is nothing short of INSPIRED! Princeton and friends should be proud of the exceptional comradery felt in these times.
Even in the darkest of times; the Fires of 2020 and the devastating Flood of 2021, people have stuck together, and helped one another and it is soul wonderful to see how everyone is working together in this competition! Below is our mayor leading the charge yet again with an Interview on a local radio show. Listen to the pride and authenticity in his voice, he proves to be a steadfast, truth-telling, dedicated leader with a legion of locals behind him 100% of the way!
The Princeton & District Community Skills Centre wants to acknowledge all of the heart and soul that make up this community! Sending out a BIG Kudos to our town, families, businesses, friends, and to all of those who still believe in the power of a small group of people… May this story of “Community Heart” be with you always.
https://soundcloud.com/user-395164084/princeton-mayor-spencer-coyne-talks-kraft-hockeyville?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing&fbclid=IwAR0XoaE-1cJJ–AvrVyUSE42fnkBGcQvIaCSBVEYYf9UKGHVojbJw2OKE3s
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is the support provided to a person who may be experiencing a decline in their mental well-being or a mental health crisis. The Mental Health Commission of Canada reports that one in every five Canadians experiences a mental health problem within a given year. While we often know a lot about physical illness, there tends to be less knowledge about mental health or substance use problems. This lack of understanding leads to fear and negative attitudes towards individuals living with these problems. It prevents people from seeking help for themselves and from providing appropriate support to people around them.
Join Us: June 6 & 7th 2022 at the Princeton Skills Centre.
DESCRIPTION: A 12-hour course taught over a 2 day period designed to support participants:
*Participants receive full certification with the Mental Health Commission of Canada
If this sounds like something you or someone you know would like to know more about, please call, drop-in or email us today!
250-295-4051, 206 Vermilion Ave, or Leahw@maximusbc.ca
https://youtu.be/6AN_2RCalow
The Princeton Skills Centre is a Proud Partner in this Program: Call Us today 250-295-4051 or Drop in @ 206 Vermilion Ave.
A Job Board can inform and inspire a change in current Employment too. It may be used to advocate for a raise, shift in training, negotiate new benefits or create wellness programs advertised with innovative companies.
Wage subsidy offers employers opportunities to
Subsidy rates range, depending on an individual’s situation. You can also contact your WorkBC Centre to discuss the wage subsidy program.
There are two ways to access WorkBC Wage Subsidy. First, find out if you are eligible. Then you can either:
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.