MOSAIC has been running settlement and employment services in Metro Vancouver since 1976 and describes itself as one of Canada’s largest settlement organizations, serving immigrants, refugees, and newcomers from more than 30 client-accessible sites (per mosaicbc.org, checked August 24, 2026). All of its employment services are free.
What MOSAIC actually offers job seekers
MOSAIC’s employment programs cover a wide range of situations, not just general job search help: Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants for people with 1+ years of related experience, WorkBC Employment Services for one-on-one and group support, career mentoring through the Workplace Connections program, and targeted programs for refugees, newcomer women, and youth aged 16–29 (Fast Track to Manufacturing Plus). Most require some combination of legal work status in Canada and a minimum English level, and requirements vary by program — check the specific program page before assuming you qualify.
What MOSAIC offers employers
On the other side, MOSAIC runs a free program connecting BC employers with vetted, ready-to-work candidates, aimed at companies with vacancies to fill or diversity and inclusion goals.
Where Djobzy fits in
MOSAIC and Djobzy aren’t affiliated. MOSAIC’s programs are structured, appointment-based, and often multi-week — genuinely valuable, but not built for the day someone needs to find paid work right now. Djobzy’s live map lets job seekers browse local jobs and service opportunities between MOSAIC sessions, and its Career Passport carries reviews, work history, and experience across locations, which matters for newcomers rebuilding a work history in a new country. Workers keep 100% of the agreed price with zero commission.
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FAQ
Are MOSAIC’s employment services really free?
Yes, per MOSAIC’s own site (checked August 24, 2026). Eligibility requirements vary by program.
Is Djobzy affiliated with MOSAIC?
No. This post highlights MOSAIC as a resource genuinely useful to newcomers job-hunting in Vancouver, not a sponsored placement.
Do I need permanent residency to use MOSAIC’s programs?
It depends on the specific program — some serve permanent residents only, others serve refugee claimants, work permit holders, or study permit holders. Check the individual program page.
About Djobzy
Djobzy is a location-based work and services marketplace with live map discovery. It connects people who need work or services completed with workers, freelancers, professionals and service providers who can provide them locally or remotely. Users can find opportunities, hire help, offer services and build portable reputation through Djobzy’s Career Passport. Workers pay zero commission and keep 100% of the agreed worker price, while employer and client platform pricing may apply.
Source checked August 24, 2026: mosaicbc.org, mosaicbc.org/our-services/employment-services, mosaicbc.org/our-programs/connecting-bc-employers-with-skilled-candidates.
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