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Applications CLOSE TOMMORROW: BCCWITT Career Advancement Bursary
The deadline for our Career Advancement Bursary for this quarter is TOMORROW! This opportunity is for equity priority tradespeople of ALL genders, including those who are...- Indigenous- Racialized people- 2SLGBTIAQ+- Immigrants- People with disabilities- WomenAnd who...
Applications now OPEN: BCCWITT Career Advancement Bursary
Apply before November 15th to be considered for our Career Advancement Bursary this quarter! This opportunity is for equity priority tradespeople of ALL genders, including those who are...- Indigenous- Racialized people- 2SLGBTIAQ+- Immigrants- People with...
Intro to Carpentry: Join the interest list!
Women (including transwomen) in British Columbia: Have you ever considered becoming a carpenter? We are working on an introduction to carpentry program, and want to hear from you! Complete this form to join our interest list, and if you meet the eligibility...
BCCWITT EVENTS
Be More Than A Bystander Train-the-Trainer (men only cohort) in Burnaby from Oct 30-Nov 1
Our next Be More Than A Bystander train-the-trainer (men only cohort) will be taking place in Burnaby from October 30 to November 1, 2024 (8:30am to 4pm). The training will be hosted at the BCFED Health & Safety Centre (120-4259 Canada Way, Burnaby). Be More Than...
Applications CLOSE TOMMORROW: BCCWITT Career Advancement Bursary
The deadline for our Career Advancement Bursary for this quarter is TOMORROW! This opportunity is for equity priority tradespeople of ALL genders, including those who are...- Indigenous- Racialized people- 2SLGBTIAQ+- Immigrants- People with disabilities- WomenAnd who...
TRY A TRADE: Get started in a skilled trades career with BCCWITT & ATTI!
This program is open to anyone who identifies as a woman, including those from racialized or marginalized groups such as Indigenous, Black, newcomers, 2SLGBTIAQ+, women with disabilities, or with a prolonged detachment from the labour force. Participants must live in...
SUCCESS STORIES
Fully-Funded TCP Training for Lower Mainland Women
Are you a woman in BC interested in starting a career in the skilled trades?
BCCWITT is recruiting women (including transwomen) to take FREE Traffic Control Person (TCP) training: Graduates will get a TCP certificate and one-on-one support to find work in this in-demand field.