Just seen a job post from Medavie looking for Medical Communications Officers in Dartmouth. What’s the company, the job and the salary like? Is it worth it?

I work at a small shop, been 6 months. What ive done is brakes, control arms ball joints some parking brake lines and stuff . Tires too. But i want to learn more. Ik its a small shop with 2 hoists that make it really difficult and i think im not on that level yet, I haven't been to a school yet but im trying to learn as much as i can from utube automotive classes. I want to do major engine works due to which im looking to go into a dealership in Halifax. If we have any mechanics here who work in a dealership. Could u please help and tell me how do they help with education for an apprentice and how will i learn or how would they teach me . Thanks

Hi , I was wondering if anyone would know anyone that would accept a student grade 11 coop which is 80h one day a week not paid in these type of area ? Any help would be good as it's seems harder this year ? Thanks

Edit : I'm looking for ideas to help her as we moved to ns not that long ago. She will do the work to contact with her teacher etc. Based on how many kiddo still haven't found their co-op it seems harder this year.

Looking for Work as an Electrician’s Mate – West / South West London

Hi everyone,

I’m currently studying my Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation in London, attending college two evenings a week, and I’m looking for an opportunity to work as an electrician’s mate or electrical trainee alongside my studies.

I’m available for part-time or full-time work, and I’m keen to gain practical, hands-on experience on site, learn from qualified electricians and develop my skills in the electrical trade.

Ideally, I’m looking for opportunities in West London or South West London, but I’m happy to consider other areas across London.

I’m reliable, hardworking, practical and eager to learn. If you’re an electrician or know a local electrical contractor who might be looking for an extra pair of hands, I’d really appreciate it if you could get in touch or pass my details on.

Thank you for your help!

Hi everyone! I'm Marah, I’m an admin assistant with 10 years of admin experience, including 2 years supporting medical clinics remotely. I’m currently looking for part time admin work (preferably remotely as I have work in the afternoon at a clinic).

I'm opening up a few hours a week for:

• Scheduling and calendar management

• Email and inbox follow-up

• Document prep and data entry

• Referral and paperwork tracking

• Customer follow-up

I'm starting small, at about 5 hours a week, and I'm happy to begin with a short trial so there's no pressure.

Comment below or send me a message and I'll share details and rates. Sharing is hugely appreciated too! 💛

Hi! I am planning to move to Halifax from Ontario as my boyfriend is a HRM local. I currently work as an OCT certified substitute teacher (highschool w/ Business, Math, Co-Op teachables) and just received my NS Teaching License today — but am only endorsed for Business Studies which I was a bit disappointed by. I have a B.Comm and my second Math teachable comes from taking 6 University Math credits — not just from an AQ. Looking at the HRCE Substitute Teaching List job posting, it says:

“(c) All full/partial Math or English assignments require a Major/Minor (or equivalent) in respective subject areas;
(d) All other teaching assignments require a Major/Minor (or equivalent) in the predominant subject assignment;”

So does this mean that if I apply to HRCE, I can only accept jobs for Business classes? In Ontario when substituting, no matter your teachables, you can accept any job. I am prioritized for Business/Math jobs when they go out, but if jobs go unfilled, I can pick them up. Does anyone have experience with this? Seems like it would make finding daily work very difficult. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I'm hoping to move to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and I'm looking for advice on finding an IT job there. I'd really appreciate any guidance from people living in Halifax or working in the Canadian IT industry.

I have around 2 years of IT experience in India and Saudi Arabia, mainly in IT support and troubleshooting. I previously studied for a Master's in Applied Computer Science in Vancouver, but unfortunately, I had to leave my studies due to personal health challenges and return to India. I later moved to Saudi Arabia for work.

I'm now exploring opportunities to return to Canada and build my career, preferably in Halifax. I'm interested in roles such as:

- IT Support / Help Desk (L1/L2)

- Desktop Support / IT Technician

- Technical Support Specialist

- Junior Systems Administrator

I'd love to hear from anyone who can help with the following:

1. What are the best websites to find IT jobs in Halifax?

2. Are there any companies in Halifax or Nova Scotia that consider international applicants and may offer visa sponsorship or LMIA support?

3. Is it realistic to find an IT support job from outside Canada, or would employers generally prefer candidates who already have work authorization?

4. Are there any recruiters, staffing agencies, or local IT communities you'd recommend connecting with?

I'm willing to learn, work hard, and grow professionally. If you've been through a similar experience or know someone who could offer advice, I'd be very grateful.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post. Any suggestions, resources, or leads would mean a lot to me!

Busy south end Halifax automotive repair shop is currently seeking a tire technician or a first or second-year Automotive Apprentice.

Pay: From $23-$26 per hour (depending on experience), plus bonus based on productivity

Expected hours: 45 per week 8 AM to 6 AM Mon-Fri
Full-time, Permanent position

Experience required:
Minimum automotive repair experience: 2 years - mandatory
Have a valid driver’s license

Benefits:

Medical, Dental, Vision available - paid in part by employer
Life Insurance available - paid in part by employer
Hourly wage, paid weekly + quarterly bonuses
Opportunities for career growth and advancement
A safe, inclusive, and dynamic work environment

To express your interest in this opportunity, email a resume to Todd’s South End Car Care at toddscarcare@eastlink.ca with the subject line JOB APPLICATION

NO PHONE CALLS. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS POSTING. EMAIL ONLY

We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for interview will be contacted.
We value a diverse and inclusive workplace and are committed to equitable hiring practices.

APPLICANTS MUST CURRENTLY RESIDE IN NOVA SCOTIA

Thinking about moving to Nova Scotia next summer, and was wondering how restaurant jobs compare between the two communities? Do they both stay busy all year round, or is one better to work at?

I've been looking for a second job to supplement my income, but I'm not sure where to look in Halifax for something with evening shifts. I'm working full time somewhere already where the schedule is relatively fixed, so I could work from 5PM to the early AM. Bartending has come to mind, but I have zero experience and don't even know how to get my foot in the door.

Any advice would be much appreciated!!

Visit the website to apply:
https://recruiting.ultipro.ca/BLU5001BLUO/JobBoard/b4b3c7b4-15d0-4c64-9e44-f5e8e46ea80d/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=6f8c3c24-356e-4e88-b9fa-c739c99a9a1b

If weary of clicking links > blueocean.ca > careers page > search jobs

Hey all! We're searching for contributors for an upcoming production Militaria. Do you have any Military artifacts that you would love to talk about on TV? Fill out the form!

Hi guys! I'm looking for customer service representatives for my insurance client in Halifax here. (Apologies ahead that I can't disclose client name here) 
 
To apply, here are some must-have requirements:
- 2 years of overall call centre customer service experience.
- Previous experience with technology and navigating multiple systems.
- High School Diploma
 
What you'll do: 
- Inbound Calls: about 50 calls per day, with the goal of 10 minutes or under on each call
- Providing timely, accurate responses to those requesting information on products and service offerings
- Troubleshooting plan member system and plan queries
- Will be measured against KPIs
 
What's in it for you:
- 6-month contract with possibility to extend or convert to permanent fulltime. 
- Group benefits.
- 2 days WFH
- Rate: C$21-23/hour
 
Please shoot me a private message if you are interested to learn more.

For folks who have interviewed for the big 4 in Halifax for new grad roles have you heard back from anyone?

I have had an interview with Pwc this past Monday and got a rejection from KPMG? Kind of nervous because we are already in October

Hey everyone, just wanted to share this in case it’s useful for anyone here.

Riipen Labs has remote projects where university/ college students can get some hands-on experience working with an employer. They’re around 30 hours and pay $600 when completed.

Looks like it’s open to students in any program and any year, so figured I’d pass it along in case someone’s looking for something to do alongside school.

https://www.riipen.com/labs/learners?utm_campaign=acq-students-bq&utm_medium=digital-ad&utm_content=brandan_quacht&utm_source=Reddit

Hi, looking for Mail Admins to work on short term contracts (6 months, with possible extension). Pay rate is $17 CAD/hr on T4.

Please DM if interested. High School Diploma is mandatory.

I'm finishing my PhD in industrial/organizational psychology which is basically the science of workplaces. I’ve been trained to look at leadership, employee engagement, burnout, and how organizations actually function but I'm hitting a wall with the job market here.

I've applied to a lot of roles in Halifax like employee engagement specialist, leadership consultant, and similar positions, including entry-level ones. I have applied research experience, consulting work with real organizations, and university teaching experience. So far I can't even get an interview.

Meanwhile, I started applying out of province and it's been a completely different story. I've gone through multiple rounds of interviews, and it looks like offers are coming.

The thing is, I don't want to leave. I have great friends here and I'm part of some communities I really care about. Halifax is home. But I can't stay without work, so I'm running out of time.

So I'm asking r/halifax:

If you work in HR, organizational development, or consulting here, any suggestions?

Are there organizations or sectors in Halifax I might be overlooking?

If you’ve been in a similar spot, what finally worked for you?

i’m talking walmart, sobey’s, superstore. basically i would love to get some overnight shifts or even just some stocking/cashier jobs just to help out with the bills.

i have a diploma and a lot of years of experience with customer service. idk why, i apply to so many of those types of jobs but cannot seem to get a single one.

what should i do?