Career Planning
Empowering Women for Career Success
At SNIWWOC, we believe that career planning is not just about finding a job—it is a critical component of mental health and well-being. When work and life align with personal needs, individuals can thrive. Using a reproductive justice framework, we recognize that without adequate income and healthcare, many women face barriers to achieving stability and security for themselves and their families.
Our Career Planning Program supports racialized women, including newcomers, in navigating their career paths, adapting skills to the Canadian job market, and securing meaningful employment opportunities.
What We Offer
One-on-one job search assistance (provided by our career consultants)
Resume and cover letter support
Interview preparation and career coaching
Guidance on foreign credential evaluation
Networking opportunities in your field
Eligibility:
Black, Indigenous, and Women of Colour, including transgender and two-spirit community members who are 18 or above;
Resident of British Columbia.
Steps:
Fill out our career planning form.
Receive an email from SNIWWOC with further instructions.
Receive Confirmation – You will receive an email from SNIWWOC confirming your submission.
A career coach will reach out to you to sign you up for a phone consultation.
After the phone consultation, your career coach will schedule an appointment.Please note: Cancellation and no-show fees are not covered.
Fill out the feedback survey sent via email from SNIWWOC.
Women in Leadership Speaker Series
Women in Leadership Speaker Series Feeling isolated in your industry? You're not alone. According to Statistics Canada, racialized women remain underrepresented in leadership roles. Our Women in Leadership series provides insights, mentorship, and strategies to help women break barriers in the workforce.
Check out our events for the next speaker series.
Contact us if you would like to be a guest speaker.
Our Team:
We are an interdisciplinary team of women dedicated to improving the health of racialized women across Canada. We are the community we serve.
Additional Information:
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This program is possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of Scotiabank.
FReQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs):
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LOCATION & CONTACT INFORMATION
Career Planning
Support Network for Indigenous Women & Women of Colour
Service location will be shared confidentially via email once your appointment is confirmed.
Phone: 250-277-2545
Hours of Service: 8:30 - 4:30 pm (by appointment only)