Program Overview
Program Overview
JABC TechWorks is a unique work-readiness program for high school students, designed to inspire and empower youth to explore the skills and careers of tomorrow. Through immersive experiences, this program demonstrates how technology impacts every job and industry. Offered both online and in-person, JABC TechWorks equips youth with the mindset and self-awareness to confidently navigate their journey from high school to future success.
At a Glance:
Free, engaging in-person and virtual experiences
Exploration of tech-focused and tech-enabled careers
Career insights from leading industry professionals and organizations
Alignment with BC’s Career Life Education and Career Life Connections curriculum
Designed for high school students exploring career paths and technology’s impact on their future
Check out 2023-24 JABC TechWorks highlights here
Stay tuned for 2025 JABC TechWorks!
I enjoyed learning about everyone’s experiences and learning about different opportunities in the tech industry.
My highlight was when I saw the demonstration of the robotic arms’ scanning technology for handling sensitive products and cars.
Overall, it [Surrey TechWorks] was well organized, good lunch, great workshops. I would take students again.
I think it was really cool to hear from people who worked on some of my favourite movies, like the Spiderman.
I think the program was great and would definitely recommend this to someone looking to learn more about the tech field.
I must say that the videos were superb! They highlighted the broad competencies required by the Tech career clusters, gave a good overview of the type of responsibilities of each occupation, and helped students understand the eclectic training and on-the-job training required for each career highlighted.
Thank you.
Thank you to our Partners!
Provincial Partners
Presenting Partner
Platinum Partners
Gold Partners
Silver Partners
“This event will make a difference in the lives of many of them – influencing the way they think
and choices they make in the future.”
I have opened my eyes to working somewhere in the technology field. This gave me a bit of a head start and I am grateful for it.