Careers in the BC Public Service

Last updated on February 20, 2025

Working in the BC Public Service is a rewarding way to engage in meaningful and innovative work driven by purpose and a responsibility to people in British Columbia. If you’re interested in joining over 39,000 like-minded people in the BC Public Service, resources, support and outreach events are available to help you open your pathway to a world of opportunities.

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Career Conversation webinars

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Join a Career Conversation webinar to learn valuable information about how to apply.

This one-hour presentation provides:

  • Tips for navigating the application process
  • Answers to your questions about applying for a job in the BC Public Service

BC Corrections Career Conversation webinar

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Microsoft Teams webinar resources

Career Conversations are hosted on Microsoft Teams webinar. If you are new to using Teams or are joining the webinar from your phone, please review the resources below before the event.

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Our e-newsletter showcases the important work BC Public Service employees are doing to support communities across the province. Learn about the vital roles that will drive innovation and progress in the years ahead. Hear from current employees as they share their career journeys, what motivates them and how they've achieved success .

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Outreach and information sessions

Whether you’re connecting with the BC Public Service at job fairs, attending in-person or virtual events or joining our interactive virtual career fairs, we’re here to help you find your path.

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Upcoming events​

Past events

Fort St John Career Fair: February 2025

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Moose FM organizes this career fair several times per year for employers and job seekers to connect.

Career Fair Canada: December 2024

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This large career fair connects job seekers with work and educational opportunities in Vancouver and beyond. 

Métis Nation Information Session: November 2024

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We spoke with job seekers at Métis Nation BC about BC Public Service careers. This partnership, representing over 98,000 Métis people in B.C. helped us connect further with the Indigenous community and promote career opportunities. 

Prince George Pride: July 2024

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We visited the Prince George Pride Picnic hosted by Northern BC Queer Connection. This family-friendly event celebrated love, diversity and community spirit.

MOSIAC 12th Annual Job Fair: May 2024

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MOSAIC is one of Canada’s largest settlement and employment organizations serving immigrant, refugee, migrants and mainstream communities in Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and beyond. The BC Public Service was the equity, diversity and inclusion sponsor for this event. 

Interview preparation video tutorials

Our Interviews and assessments page has interview tips and videos to help you prepare for your interview.

These videos will also help you in your BC Public Service job search:

Additional resources for job seekers

Why work for the BC Public Service

Comprehensive compensation and benefits

The BC Public Service offers a competitive compensation package, including:

Great work-life balance

We support our employees to make sure they have the time for the things that are most important to them outside of work. We provide:

Reconciliation, equity, diversity and inclusion

We are committed to creating a diverse workplace to represent the population we serve and to better meet the needs of our citizens. This includes Indigenous Peoples, racialized communities, immigrants, persons with disabilities and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

The Indigenous Applicant Advisory Service is available to Canadian Indigenous (First Nations [status or non-status], Métis, or Inuit) applicants.