British Columbia’s job market remains steady as the economic effects of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic continue across Canada. 

The Enterprisers Project, an online publication aimed at Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and senior IT leaders, recently spoke to digital leaders in some of the world’s largest companies to get their tech predictions for 2021. 

While the pandemic has changed how we are celebrating the holidays this year, it has also brought some unexpected results when it comes to Christmas shopping. 

While the number of COVID-19 cases continues to surge in many areas of the country, Canada’s job market remained resilient in November.

Vancouver has ranked as the top spot in North America for high-tech job growth. According to the 2020 CBRE North America Tech-30 report, Vancouver is the #1 tech market in the U.S. and Canada with a growth rate of 29.2% for 2018 and 2019.

University Canada West (UCW) has kicked off 2021 with an exciting new opportunity for students. On Jan. 19, UCW launched a collegiate chapter of the BC American Marketing Association.

University Canada West has launched a set of micro-credentials available to all new students at the outset of their academic journey.

UCW is delighted to announce that two of its programs have earned NCMA accreditation. UCW’s MBA and BCom programs recently received NCMA National Accreditation from CIM | Chartered Managers Canada. 

University Canada West (UCW) students can book one-on-one time with writing coaches. These free appointments last up to 45 minutes and cover any type of academic writing for all students – from first year to graduating students, and everyone in between.

University Canada West’s Academic Affairs Department this week launched new ways for students to meet with an Academic Advisor. Students can choose from one of three meeting options, depending on their needs.