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Are you looking for a part-time job during the school year? Finding something on campus can make the process of juggling school and work a little bit easier. There are many on-campus options. George Brown College hires students to be peer coaches, tutors, research assistants, and for other positions...

Career Services offers numerous opportunities to access employment through our online job-posting systems and connect with employers through career fairs, networking events, and information sessions. GBC Job Board: Log into GBCareers.georgebrown.ca to access thousands of online job postings and...

Better Jobs Ontario (formerly Second Career) helps laid-off and under-employed individuals to get the training or education they need to upgrade their skills and re-enter the workforce. If you would like to apply as a Better Jobs Ontario student, visit our Better Jobs Ontario webpage for more...

The Peer Mentor+ Program The Peer Mentor+ has a number of positions available if you are a full-time student in a post-secondary program who has completed at least one semester of study. Peer mentors run workshops, lead events and activities and provide guidance for students in accessing food, well...

Better Jobs Ontario Student: Work Experience Credits Better Jobs Ontario students may qualify for Prior Learning and Assessment Recognition (PLAR). This should be discussed with the College Advisor. To discuss PLAR options, contact the PLAR Office at plar@georgebrown.ca

There are a wide variety of programs available to Better Jobs Ontario Students ranging from business to creative arts, hospitality to technology, community services to health sciences. For a complete listing of programs that meet Better Jobs Ontario minimum eligibility requirements (programs that...

The post-graduation work permit (PGWP) is a work permit that graduates may be eligible to apply for upon completion of their program. The permit is valid from 8 months to up to a maximum of three (3) years, depending on the length of the academic programThe permit allows students to work anywhere...

Academic & Career Entrance (ACE) courses are for adult learners who are out of school. They can assist learners who: wish to get ready for collegeare missing some admission requirements for post-secondary programsneed a credential to improve job opportunities ACE Distance courses are offered online...

George Brown College's reputation with employers If you’re looking for the best way to make your career goals happen, George Brown College is the place to be. George Brown is closely connected with industry and community employers, which gives our students great opportunities to network and gain...

You do not register for an apprenticeship directly with the College. You first find an employer willing to train you. Then contact the Government of Ontario Apprenticeship office nearest you and make the arrangements with a Ministry consultant. If you are already a registered apprentice and have...

There are many different strategies with finding a Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) opportunity: placement, practicum, internship, co-op, etc. Before reaching out to Career Services for support, reach out to your WIL (Work-Integrated Learning) professors and academic WIL teams to see what support they...

The George Brown College Work Study Program provides students with part-time employment opportunities throughout the college. Students can gain valuable experience working up to 15 hours a week at minimum wage. Students locate their own job with any of the on-campus departments (for example...

The Career Services team work closely with students from the time they begin their studies at GBC. If you’re a student or graduate with a career goal that you need support with, they are here to work with you. Their services include: Developing a clear career direction; career options available...

From career workshops to an online job board to individual consultations with an advisor, Career Services is here to help you succeed wherever you may be in your career or academic journey! We offer an online Resume Review Service to provide feedback and suggestions on how to take your resume and...

International Students If you are a registered, full-time international student with a study permit, you are able to work at any job on campus without having a work permit. However, you must have a valid study permit that lists a condition that says you're allowed to work on- or off-campus. To see...

Our Career Services Supports George Brown’s Career Services is eager to work with you towards achieving your career goals. Students, alumni, employers, faculty, and staff can find useful services and friendly staff here. There’s everything from networking events – connecting students to industry...

Better Jobs Ontario program is an Ontario government cost-sharing grant that helps laid-off and under-employed individuals retrain for jobs in growing fields. Qualified applicants can receive financial help with tuition, books and supplies, transportation and living expenses associated with their...