The BC Government is hiring for high-paying roles right now and you can make up to $100K
If you're looking for a job in B.C., then you're in luck.
The BC government is currently hiring for a variety of positions across the province, offering competitive salaries and good benefits. Whether you're an experienced professional or just starting out, there are a variety of job openings.
If you're hoping to work in public service, now might be the perfect time to apply for these BC government jobs.
Here's a rundown of some of the roles you can apply for today.
Curator, History
Salary: $90,797.03 – $103,685.14 annually
Where: Victoria, B.C.
Who Should Apply: This position is perfect for history enthusiasts with a Master's degree in a relevant discipline (like history, anthropology, or museum studies) and experience working in museums or cultural institutions.
Candidates should have knowledge of BC history, excellent research and communication skills, and experience in managing collections or exhibits. The role focuses on curating historical exhibits and providing expertise for the Royal BC Museum.
Communications Specialist
Salary: $69,760.70 - $79,322.69 annually
Where: Multiple locations throughout B.C.
Who Should Apply: Ideal for professionals with strong communications and media relations skills. Applicants must have experience developing communication strategies, managing media inquiries, and creating content for various platforms.
A degree in communications, public relations, or a similar field, along with experience in a fast-paced communications environment, is required. This role can also be remote, so you could work from home.
Communications & Content Coordinator
Salary: $59,015.56 - $66,749.47 annually, plus $54.75 bi-weekly Isolation allowance for Fort Nelson.
Where: Multiple locations throughout B.C.
Who Should Apply: This role is designed for someone with excellent writing and content creation skills. The Communications & Content Coordinator will be responsible for developing and distributing communication strategies and content, to support operational projects.
Applicants should have experience and education in communications, public relations or a related field, and professional writing experience.
Conservation Officer
Salary: $76,071.18 - $86,658.48 annually
Where: Multiple locations throughout B.C.
Who Should Apply: This role is perfect for individuals passionate about protecting BC’s natural resources and enforcing environmental laws. As a Conservation Officer, you will enforce over 30 federal and provincial statutes while working closely with other agencies in investigations.
You will be doing diverse duties, from backcountry patrols and wildlife tracking to conducting complex investigations.
Applicants must have an applied degree or technical diploma in natural resource law enforcement, plus completion of the Western Conservation Law Enforcement Academy (WCLEA) or an equivalent law enforcement program. You’ll also need a valid BC Class 5 driver's license, Canadian Firearms Safety Course certification, and First Aid Level 1 certification.
Program Assistant
Salary: $50,190.86 - $56,546.21 annually
Where: Multiple locations throughout B.C. Remote work available.
Who Should Apply: This role is ideal for organized individuals looking to provide crucial administrative support to government initiatives and projects, including ones under the Anti-Racism Data Act. As a Program Assistant, you’ll be responsible for preparing documents, managing records, scheduling meetings, organizing travel, and assisting with financial administration.
The position offers an opportunity to contribute to meaningful work that has an impact of British Columbians. Candidates must have completed secondary school (Dogwood or GED) and have six months of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
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