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Build the Career You Want Blog

Build the Career You Want Blog is a content collaboration between DIVERSEcity employment specialists and the Get in the Know online resource for workplace diversity. Get job search tips and labour market information to help you build your career.

Build the Career You Want | How to create a compelling cover letter

May 17, 2023

Cover letters are one of the most important factors in successfully landing a job. Discover how to write… Read more

Build the Career You Want | Acing the reference check

February 1, 2023

So, you’ve made it through a successful job interview and the employer has asked you to provide references. … Read more

Build the Career You Want | Learn about the tool employers use to screen candidates

July 7, 2022

Today, when you send your job application off to an employer, chances are they use an application tracking… Read more

Build the Career You Want | How to create a Canadian-style resumé

February 16, 2022

By Shivani Arora and Don Duthie, Employment Specialists, DIVERSEcity Employment Programs One of the first steps in getting… Read more

Build the Career You Want | How to get your resumé noticed by a Canadian employer

December 16, 2021

By Shivani Arora and Don Duthie, Employment Specialists, DIVERSEcity Employment Programs Resumés are one of the most important… Read more

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New to Canada and wondering about issues like policing and safety in your new community? Everyone is welcome to join guest speaker Cst. Parm Kahlon from Surrey RCMP’s Diversity and Indigenous Peoples Unit to learn about: • How policing works in Canada • How to stay safe • When to call 9-1-1 • And more! Come join us on Thursday, June 15, 10:30 am at DIVERSEcity Surrey Community Campus. Can’t make it in person? The workshop will also be available online via Zoom. A link will be provided upon registration. To learn more or register, phone 604-307-4071 or email avijh@dcrs.ca. #DIVERSEcity #SurreyRCMP #SurreyBC ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know that youth are more vulnerable to cybercrimes? In partnership with Surrey RCMP, we are hosting a Cybersafety Workshop for Newcomer Youth, ages 15–24, to help you stay smart and stay safe on the internet. You’ll learn: ▶️ How to spot various types of scams, including social media scams and predatory activities ▶️ How to safely navigate the internet Come join us on Thursday, June 29, at 2:30–4 pm for this free, informative workshop.Register via this form: forms.office.com/r/1G2Rurz80G #cybercrime #internet #youth #workshop #surreyBC #surreyRCMP Surrey Youth Safety Council Surrey Schools Surrey Libraries City of Surrey SFU Surrey ... See MoreSee Less
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DIVERSEcity is pleased to partner with Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House and Intercultural Women's Maker Society IWMS for an upcoming event: Women Empowering Women: A Collaborative Networking and Learning Event for Aspiring Women Entrepreneurs. Come join us on Saturday, July 8, 10 am – 1 pm, at Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House (800 E. Broadway).Gain invaluable insights, forge meaningful connections and learn from experts in the field. This event will provide a supportive platform for sharing experiences, finding inspiration and nurturing leadership skills.For more information and registration, please email mmartinez@mpnh.org or register online here: forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=eP7yWR7NhUWFIEUwHOtU1MBYAc3CgTlDqQf-9xbSOaBUNEhTT0QyV...#diversecity #surreybc #women #womenempowerment #entrepreneur #womenentrepreneur #networking #event #leadership #leaders #vancouver #vancouverbc ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know it’s Anti-Racism Awareness Week in BC, from May 22–⁠26, 2023? It’s an opportunity for British Columbians to learn about BC’s diverse cultural history and how they can take action to combat racial discrimination and inequality. This week was launched in 2021, in recognition of the National Day of Anti-Asian Racism, started by the Stand With Asians Coalition and endorsements by municipalities across the country, after the rise of anti-Asian racism during the COVID pandemic.This week, let’s all engage in open conversations about racism, challenging stereotypes and exploring ways to promote diversity and inclusivity in society. Let’s speak up, educate ourselves and create a safe space where everyone feels valued and heard. Check out the Government of BC’s anti-racism information campaign at antiracist.gov.bc.ca#AntiRacismAwarenessWeek #DIVERSEcity #EveryoneBelongsHere #SurreyBC ... See MoreSee Less
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