The City of West Vancouver has some sweet employment opportunities if you’re looking for work, and most don’t require a degree.
West Vancouver is known for its pricey homes and beautiful unspoiled landscape; it has many high-end restaurants and shops to enjoy and is commuter-friendly.
If you want to stay afloat in this economy, here are some of the best-paying jobs in West Vancouver.
Transit Operator
Do you like to cruise around town and are an experienced, safe driver? Why not make it a job? West Vancouver Transit is calling for applications from drivers for its Transit Operators team.
Explore the nooks and crannies of the city with the shifts that start and end on the North Shore.
Working 40 hours a week for 12 months, you would make $53,006.20. If you’re an avid driver and someone who knows the streets of West and North Vancouver, this might be the one for you.
Group Fitness InstructorÂ
Staying in shape is always in season. Whoever lands this job will teach fitness lessons, including HIIT, cardio training, and boot camps for youth and seniors.
The applicant would work for the District of West Vancouver for between $30.74 and $37.74 per hour, with wages and staff benefits such as discounted program access.
The hours may vary, but weekend, evening, and fill-in availability would be ideal. Obtaining a BCRPA Group Fitness Certification or equivalent, current First Aid and CPR would be deemed an asset.
Why not get paid to work out and teach others how to, too? The listing doesn’t specify how many classes a week on average, so the monthly income for this position may vary.
Program Support Assistant
Another unionized position, the Program Support Assistant role is a regular full-time job that averages between $44,100 and $56,700 per year.
The successful applicant will primarily log client information and type reports and documents for Vancouver Coastal Health.
Human Resources Coordinator
Road Maintenance LabourerÂ
It may not be the most fashion-friendly job, but labourers typically work 30 to 40 hours weekly. The job salary is $27.45 hours plus 12% instead of benefits.
No certificate or diploma is needed for the job; you must be comfortable handling heavy loads and getting dirty occasionally.
Kinesiologists and Personal Trainers
Last but certainly not least, there is an urgent job posting from the West Vancouver Community Services Department.
The department has immediate openings for casual Kinesiologists and Personal Trainers.
The job entails consultation with managers and staff on various human resource programs, processes, initiatives, and labour relations matters.
Still, you’ll need a Human Resources degree and a valid BC driver’s license for this one.
The ad doesn’t specify the exact wage; on average, kinesiologists make $31.73 an hour so working 30 hours a week would add up to $49,499 a year.
For more listings, check out West Vancouver’s career civic info page.
Daily Hive Vancouver has asked for more details about some of the above positions and will update this article.
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