College of the Rockies 2018 Career and Job Fair

job fair booths with people in front of them

Attendees can talk to prospective employers, hand out some resumes and learn about future career opportunities. — Kimberly Shellborn photo

When: March 7, 2018

Where: Cranbrook, B.C.

Find the new career you've been dreaming of, at this well-attended annual job fair. This event is free for community members, College of the Rockies students, and high school students to attend.

There will be great door prizes, including $300 in College of the Rockies tuition.

Check out the ever-popular Summer Job Alley, and meet with local businesses looking to find staff for summer employment - bring your resume!

2018 Confirmed Exhibitors:  (AR = Accepting Resumes)

  • Kootenay Rockies Tourism
  • Vivint Canada Inc. - AR
  • EK Parks
  • Industry Training Authority (ITA BC)
  • BC Emergency Health Services (BC Ambulance) - AR
  • Royal Bank - AR
  • Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy - AR
  • Strategic Fire Control - AR
  • Cranbrook History Centre - AR
  • Canadian Border  Security Agency
  • Interior Health Authority - AR
  • Joseph Creek Village (Cranbrook) - AR
  • Construction Maintenance and Allied Workers (CMAW) Local 2300 - AR
  • True Key Hotels & Resorts  - AR
  • East Kootenay Invasive Species Council (EKISC) - AR
  • Best Western Cranbrook Hotel - AR
  • Kanata Invermere - AR
  • BC Construction Association/Skilled Trades Employment Program (STEP) - AR
  • East Kootenay Community Credit Union - AR
  • Work BC
  • EK Employment
  • CIBC - AR
  • Get Youth Working (Bowman Employment Services Inc.)
  • TECK
  • Bearspaw Contracting - AR
  • Axis Family Resources - AR

For more information, visit the College of the Rockies website.

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