Begin a Career with Metro Vancouver Transit Police

Are you a Permanent Resident or a Canadian Citizen? Are you 19 years or older?


Join us in conversation with Constable Hanif and his team to learn about being a Transit Officer and many different careers with Metro Vancouver Transit Police.

Topics:

• Basic and preferred qualifications to become a Transit Police Officer
• Application and hiring Process
• Physical Abilities Test
• Salary and Benefits
• Cost and Fees
• Training Opportunities
• Volunteer Opportunities (Coming Soon)
• Additional Job to Policing: Civilian roles and Translink
• A day in the life of a Transit Officer - Success Stories
• Q and A Session

Guest Speakers

1. Constable Shiraaz Hanif - Community Engagement Team with Metro Vancouver Transit Police
2. Constable Darren Chua - Provincial Quarantine Team with Metro Vancouver Transit Police
3. Constable Alfred Wong - Recruiting Section with Metro Vancouver Transit Police 

For more information, please contact:

Farzana Attaullah
Employment Specialist

Direct: 604.954.0487
Mobile: 604.785.2763
Email: farzana.attaullah@options.bc.ca



To register for this session please click below and complete your registration via zoom.  
https://optionsbc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_qww-1TurRs6mbwGQZGl2PQ

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ORGANIZATION PROTOCOL DISCLAIMER: 

After receiving your registration, staff from Options Community Services will be contacting you to complete your registration. Please have your primary ID ready as mentioned below:

• Permanent Resident: Permanent Resident Card or Landing Paper (Confirmation of Permanent Residence - COPR)
• Convention Refugee or Protected Person - Notice of Decision - UCI Number
• Naturalized Citizen - BC ID, Citizenship Card/Certificate, Driver’s License, or Passport

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is the federal funder for the Newcomers Employment Program (NEP), and Settlement and Integration Program (SIP) of Options Community Services. BC Ministry of Job is the provincial funder for BC Settlement and Integration Services (BCSIS).

We collect the following information as required by IRCC and BC Ministry of Jobs: Legal name and Immigration ID, Date of Birth, Arrival Date and Postal Code. We use this information for reporting, service delivery, and improvement purposes and is kept private and confidential. Some information are gathered over the phone and not on any online platform.

Without the above document, we won’t be able to verify your identity. As such, we as the workshop organizer, have the right to decline your registration.