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There Are So Many BC Government Jobs Hiring Right Now & You Don't Need A Degree

There are hundreds of openings across the province right now!

Fire truck in North Vancouver. Right: B.C. Parliament Building.

Fire truck in North Vancouver. Right: B.C. Parliament Building.

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Government jobs are highly sought after for a reason — the pay is good and there's usually a greater sense of job security within unionized environments. Right now, there are numerous available BC government jobs that don't require a post-secondary degree.

BC Public Service, one of Canada's top employers, currently has just under 500 open job postings that come with competitive salaries and so many perks.

Here are a few of the jobs that you can apply to even if you don't have a post-secondary degree.

Fire Crew Supervisor

Salary: $58,319.24 - $66,096.20 annually

Where: Multiple locations in B.C.

Who Should Apply: Someone with a valid Class 5 driver's licence and a minimum of four seasons of forest fire-related experience and two seasons of Wildfire Crew Leader experience or equivalent. You'll also need a high-school diploma and a valid OFA Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement.

Apply Here

Social Worker Assistant

Salary: $53,673.52 - $60,707.45 annually

Where: Multiple locations in B.C.


Who Should Apply: In lieu of a Bachelor's degree in social work, BC Public Service will consider applicants with more than two years of experience working with children and youth in a directly related field.

Apply Here

Court Clerk

Salary: $27.09 - $30.58 hourly

Where: Port Alberni, B.C.

Who Should Apply: Though this full-time position doesn't require any post-secondary education, they're looking for someone with experience in an office environment and some sort of training in a legal field. You should also be able to type at least 40 words per minute.

Apply Here

Manager, Compensation

Salary: $69,600.00 - $98,399.97 annually

Where: Multiple locations in B.C.

Who Should Apply: In lieu of a degree, BC Public Service will consider applicants with more than five years of related leadership experience, plus a combination of related educational courses and training.

Preference will be given to candidates with experience working in a unionized environment as well as experience working with HR information systems.

Apply Here

Customer Service Representative

Salary: $49,464.27 - $55,838.67 annually

Where: Burns Lake, B.C.

Who Should Apply: If you're a grade 12 grad and have experience providing customer service, consider applying for this job with Service BC. They're looking for "a confident individual able to perform duties with a high degree of initiative, flexibility and efficiency."

Apply Here

Branch Operations Administrator

Salary: $49,464.27 - $55,838.67 annually

Where: Multiple locations in B.C.

Who Should Apply: Someone with a secondary school education and one year of experience providing administrative support in an office setting. If you have records management or government experience, that's a plus.

For this role, BC Public Service is actively seeking candidates who self-identify as Indigenous.

Apply Here

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    Sierra Riley (she/her) is a Sponsored Content Contributing Writer for Narcity Media's Studio with roots in Vancouver and Toronto. Her writings on art, food, travel and pop culture have appeared in national publications including Maclean’s, PRISM, This, RANGE, Vancouver Pride Magazine and SAD Mag. On the side, she acts, believes in ghosts and runs a Taylor Swift stan account. She's also working on a spooky, queer YA novel. Follow her on Instagram @siemarilyn and Twitter @urhouseishauntd.

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