Career Centre

Welcome to the Isfeld Career Centre!

Come and see us in the Student Services area!  We can help you with:

  • Identifying Career Goals
  • Work Experience & Career placements and questions
  • Information on Work Experience 12A & 12B (4 credits each)
  • Train in Trades (formally Ace-it Accelerated credit enrollment in industry training)
  • Trade Sampler Programs
  • DC (Dual Credit)​
  • Year 12+  SD71 support in 12+ year at college in trades or diploma/certificate programs
  • External Certifications (First Aid, Food Safe. Forklift, WHIMIS)
  • STEP program
  • Camps (RCMP, Firefighters)
  • 30 hours Graduation requirement
  • Resume support

We are Dawn Stevens and Peter Lineger​

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Career and Education Links and Resources:

Click highlighted area to get a copy of the Careers Exploration 30 hours form which students from Grade 10-12 can complete to document their volunteer hours.  Once completed, these forms can be kept in the Careers Centre and added to your resume.  These are used for the Four Pillars award documentation, community connection hours for Careers 11 and bursary applications.

Careercruising.com is another great resource for searching out career options, see any of the staff in the Career Centre for the username and password.

More good links and resources for career and education planning:

  • WorkBC Parent Guide (PDF) – An informative booklet that guides parents through career counselling for their child.
  • www.myblueprint.ca – Students have logins and portfolios here
  • www.workfutures.bc.ca – Provides labour market and salary info for many careers and occupations, also valuable interview and “day-in-the-life” background info.
  • www.educationplanner.ca – Guide to thousands of post-secondary programs in BC, including links to colleges and universities, overview of program length, costs, entrance requirements.
  • http://ita.essentialskillsgroup.com/ – Skill guide for most of the trades recognized in the province, particularly useful as it provides resources for skill improvement after the assessment quizzes are completed.
  • SkilledTradesBC is the source for trades and apprenticeship information in BC.