小叻

What is ur major anyways? non-business = language?? history?? Phil? I also grad from non-business major ah~~ but i got many work experience while i am studying..coz i need to pay the tuition myself...but if u want to work in Canada.. u need work experience..and actually it's better for u to study some special skills courses.. ex.. if u want to work in travel industry..u study tourism/ hotel management.. if u want to work in accounting field.. if u grad at UBC.. u can go to apply the DAP (accounting cert - around 11 courses, 33 credits program).. most of my frds took this after they grad from an Art degree.. I took 1 course there.. then give up jor..coz u need full time studying.. and i was working full time at that time...

I think you should start thinking what u want to do in your future..and decide what u should study more to get a job that u really want.. u can go back to BCIT and study some special skills course.. and they do have co-op which can gain u some experience too! Give it a try~~

小叻

Not every fresh grad got no working experience like you...many of them working part-time to pay for their tuition..and the office job that you applied.. they dun really need you to have previous office experience..but at least work experience..(maybe they want to call your previous employers to see if what type of person u are..for ex..coming to work on time.. hard worker.etc..) Even if you work at Starbucks, Safeway, or McDonald.. at least the employer knows that you have customer service experience..