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The purpose of BC Services and Assistance for Humanitarian and Vulnerable Newcomers (BC Safe Haven) is to support the social and economic integration of refugee claimants who are not eligible to receive federal settlement services. The Settlement Worker and Employment Specialist will assist clients with settlement services, access to labour market information and support, and refer for counselling, where appropriate. Program delivery will include group and one-on-one sessions for clients on topics such as health care, the Canada refugee claim system, banking, the local job market, employment standards, workplace rights and responsibilities, workplace safety, and workplace culture.
Job Responsibility:
Providing settlement and employment services to refugee claimants in the Langley and Abbotsford locations, including referrals to mental health and housing supports and English classes
Liaising with the Inasmuch Community Society to find housing for refugee claimants
Delivering information sessions and workshops on topics such as health care, the Canada refugee claim system, banking, the local job market, resume writing, workplace safety, and other topics relevant to the refugee claimants’ needs
Providing assistance with BC Housing applications and/or rental assistance program applications, and one-on-one assistance in completing applications for non-immigration related services and resources
Organizing networking events for refugee claimants to learn about local resources in the community
Offering customized employment counselling services, in person or remote, relevant to the individual’s education and work experience, to provide employment information and support in the job search, career planning goals, resume building, and interview skills
Delivering short-term pre-employment training and access to training for the Employment Readiness Series, which includes resume writing, preparing covering letters, applying to positions, interview skills, accessing the hidden job market, digital literacy, and communication in the Canadian workplace
Marketing and promoting the program to prospective employers in order to seek job opportunities for program clients
Requirements:
Post-secondary education in Social Services, Human Resources, Marketing, Business, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Employment-based certifications or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Experience providing social services to refugee claimants or other vulnerable newcomers to Canada
Experience working and communicating with diverse multi-barriered newcomers to Canada
Experience working with individuals who have been impacted by trauma
Experience in assisting individuals find employment
A valid BC Driver’s License and satisfactory driver’s record
The use of a personal vehicle is required for program-related driving
must be able to be insured according to Archway’s transportation policy
Knowledge of the theory and practice of trauma-informed care
Strong cross-cultural experience, sensitivity, and skills
Strong professional boundaries with clients
Ability to keep up to date on settlement and labour market information and industry trends and regulations as changes occur
Organizational and time management skills
able to balance and manage competing projects and priorities
Skills in using Microsoft Office 365, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint to create reports, presentations, and communication with clients, prospective employers, and the community
Ability to use virtual meeting platforms including Microsoft Teams and Zoom
Knowledge and ability to use database programs
Knowledge of Canadian workplace cultural norms
Knowledge of best practices in employment skills including resume and cover letter writing and formatting, networking, and interviewing
Direct, in-person contact with on-site staff and clients
adherence to health and safety protocols is required
Willingness and flexibility to work evenings and weekends as needed
A satisfactory Criminal Records Check is a condition of employment
Must be legally entitled to work in Canada
Nice to have:
Knowledge and understanding of the refugee claim process and refugee claimant experience is an asset
Career Development Practitioner Certificate is an asset
Ability to speak Spanish or Arabic is a strong asset
Experience in networking and marketing is an asset
Knowledge of program and community partners in the Langley and/or Abbotsford area is an asset
What we offer:
Great in-house training opportunities
Access to online wellness resources including newsletters, physical health videos, and wellness events
Free use of Archway’s wellness equipment
Business insurance and associated mileage costs for program-related driving is covered by Archway
Rewarding work in a positive and supportive environment
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