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Welcome

The Ministry of Housing and Social Development is pleased to welcome you to the new Employment and Labour Market Services website, your one-stop information resource for Employment Insurance (EI) Part II employment programs and services available in British Columbia.

Employment Assistance Services

EAS Directory

EAS Directory

Get a full list of EAS locations around the province and the one nearest to you.

As a job seeker, employment programs and services are available to help get you started down the right path towards sustainable employment. The first step in accessing these services is meeting with a Case Manager at an Employment Assistance Services (EAS) office. Case Managers are experienced in providing employment services and programs and have in-depth knowledge of the BC labour market.


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Job Seekers
Employers
Service Providers


Apprenticeship

Apprenticeships

are a form of post-secondary education that combines paid, work-based training (about 85% of training), with technical training in a classroom or shop setting (about 15% of training).

Labour Market Information

Labour Market Information

is a variety of information on careers, occupations, learning and the labour market, used to help make informed decisions about the labour market and the transitions that affect people’s lives.