Surfing for Work in British Columbia

Friday, 09/10/2010

1.0	Introduction

2.0	Topic List

3.0	Using the Internet

4.0	Research on the Net

4.01	The Labour Market

4.1	The BC Economy

4.2	Occupational LMI

4.21	Use with Caution!

4.22	Today's Skills

4.23	Essential Skills

4.3	Ed. & Train'g LMI

4.4	Sector LMI

4.41	Analyzing sectors

4.42	Canadian Sector Information

4.43	Sectors in British Columbia

4.44	Entertainment and Culture

4.45	Government

4.46	Health Care

4.47	Science & Technology

4.48

Tourism

4.49	Forestry-Wood

4.491

Building Our Tutorial

4.5	Community LMI

4.51	Creative Observation

4.52	Community LMI on the Net

4.6	Professional Associations

5.0	Online Job Search

6.0	Self-Employment

7.0	Special Groups

8.0	Career Self-Management

9.0

Feedback

4.43 Sectors in British Columbia

Find provincial sector information

The next pages in the tutorial are all related to sectors in the British Columbia economy. Each page offers lists of websites that provide information about that particular BC sector.

Use this information to research the sectors that interest you.

Here are the sectors we cover:

Entertainment
Government
Health Care
Science and Technology
Tourism
Wood/Forestry

Use the search engines on the BC WorkInfoNet website to find more sector information

The pages above will give you lots of information about sectors in BC However, you can also use a special search engines that are provided on the BC WorkInfoNet website to find even more information. Complete the "Try this" activity in the right hand column if you want to learn how to use these search engines to find sector information.


	"People have a right to build their hopes and dreams around a job that they actually enjoy doing. Life can be good if you are doing what you enjoy, in an industry that complements your own interests, with products or services you like and approve of. - Nuala Beck, Excelerate

	Try this! Search for sector information on the Net.