Accounting & Payroll Certificate For Multi-barriered Persons Training Project

This program is now full, and admissions have closed.

Only shortlisted candidates would receive an email notification on July 21, 2026. Due to the high volume of applications, only selected candidates will be contacted. Thank all applicants for their understanding.

Start Date: July 27, 2026

Program Duration: 24 Weeks

Delivery Mode: Online (except First Aid training will be in person)

Class schedule: Monday to Friday (9am to 1pm)

The Accounting & Payroll Certificate for Multi-Barriered Persons Training Project is a 24-week, skills training for employment program. Participants will learn accounting and payroll occupational skills, essential workplace skills, and employability skills.

This course is designed to prepare participants to be employment-ready in the accounting and payroll sector, which continues to be in high demand in British Columbia. Job assistance is provided to support participants in securing employment.

Eligibility requirements:

• Employment Insurance (EI) clients, including those whose EI benefit period ended within the previous 60 months, are eligible.

• Either unemployed or precariously employed.

• Currently a resident of British Columbia, possessing either Permanent Resident status, Canadian citizenship, or refugee status with protected person designation.

• BCEA PWD and BCEA non-PWD clients are also eligible

Admissions Requirements:

• Living in BC

• Not receiving duplicative financial supports from another provincially or federally funded labour market program, though may be receiving complementary, non - duplicative financial supports from other programs, such as WorkBC, that enable or enhance program participation;

• Unemployed or Precariously Employed; and

• Individual who self-identifies as facing two or more of the following barriers to employment:

a. housing instability

b. recovering from addiction

c. mental health challenges

d. lack of recent and/or Canadian work experience

e. lack of basic employment skills

f. limited literacy, financial literacy, or digital literacy skills

g. limited English language skills

h. having less than a Grade 12 education

Being a:

A. Visible Minority, Recent Immigrant, Refugee; or

B. Young Adult at Risk; or

C. Older Worker; or

D. Survivor of Violence and/or Abuse; or

E. Person with Disabilities.

CONTACT INFO:

604-596-7722 (Ext: 614, 177)

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