During this unsettling time, the management and staff of the WorkBC Langley and Aldergrove offices are doing our best to provide ongoing support and services to our clients and communities, to take care of staff, and keep all our stakeholders up to date.
To reduce the risk of spreading the virus, we are following the provincial and federal governments’ mandates around social distancing. We have temporarily closed our offices to walk-in traffic and cancelled all in-person workshops and events and are now delivering services virtually.
We will provide information and employment services online and by telephone. If in-person services are required, please call reception at 604-360-4196 or contact your Career Coach directly. You can also contact us by email at info-langley-willowbrook@workbc.ca with any questions or inquiries.
To get additional updates on COVID-19 and information about other government services and benefits, go to: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/corporate/portfolio/service-canada.html
The Langley and Aldergrove WorkBC Centres offer services that assist clients to explore careers, develop skills, conduct job search and participate in work experience to gain meaningful employment.
The Langley and Aldergrove WorkBC Centres assist Employers to tap into local talent pools, post jobs, and participate in work experience services.
The Langley WorkBC Centres put together three self-paced training videos to help you find and keep your next job. Stepping into the Job Market, Keeping on My Job Search Mission and Riding the Waves of Employment.
To access all services offered by the Langley and Aldergrove WorkBC Centres, you must register at the Online Employment Services Portal. Find step by step instructions in How to Apply.
Search the WorkBC job board and explore WorkBC.ca to learn about the types of work available throughout B.C.
Tell us about your experience with WorkBC Employment Services through the WorkBC Client Survey.
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If you would like to learn more about these workshops and events, please contact us at: 604-360-4196 or info-langley-willowbrook@workbc.ca
This program is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia.
