Online Job Listings
In the past when looking for work, browsing the jobs section of a good quality newspaper was the way forward. Now, more often than not, most jobs are advertised online in a variety of different ways. Even the newspapers have followed suit!
Employers will usually carry their own vacancies within the content of their respective homepages, but will also publicise their posts elsewhere to catch the attention of you and any other potential applicant. Read on to find out how best to make use of the plethora of sites available.
Before you start browsing for jobs, online or otherwise, it is a good idea to gather some thoughts and ideas about what kind of sector/organisation and even geographical location you might like to work in. You may find our I don't know what I want to do section on the Careers Centre Website helpful.
Once you've done this, selecting a particular and relevant job site to suit your needs will be much more straight forward, enabling you to make best use of the differing search options (e.g. location; sector; keyword) of each of the sites available to you.
Commercial graduate job sites tend to attract adverts from large ‘blue-chip’ and public sector employers which take on substantial numbers of people each year onto ‘graduate programmes’. They are more likely to be useful to you if you are looking for vacancies in sectors such as business and finance and probably less helpful if you are interested in the arts, media, publishing, education, charities, etc.
# Target Jobs - an easy to use job search function and good information on different career options.
# Careers Group University of London JobOnline:find graduate jobs, schemes and internships
# Careers Group University of London International JobOnline
# Guardian UK 300 - an online resource of the 300 most popular graduate employers as voted by students and graduates
# TARGETjobs GET directory - useful advice and information about graduate job vacancies
# Inside Careers - very useful resources, although for a smaller range of popular career areas.
# Graduate Talent Pool UK government initiative - internships for new and recent graduates
In the past when looking for work, browsing the jobs section of a good quality newspaper was the way forward. Now, more often than not, most jobs are advertised online in a variety of different ways. Even the newspapers have followed suit!
Employers will usually carry their own vacancies within the content of their respective homepages, but will also publicise their posts elsewhere to catch the attention of you and any other potential applicant. Read on to find out how best to make use of the plethora of sites available.
Before you start browsing for jobs, online or otherwise, it is a good idea to gather some thoughts and ideas about what kind of sector/organisation and even geographical location you might like to work in. You may find our I don't know what I want to do section on the Careers Centre Website helpful.
Once you've done this, selecting a particular and relevant job site to suit your needs will be much more straight forward, enabling you to make best use of the differing search options (e.g. location; sector; keyword) of each of the sites available to you.
Commercial graduate job sites tend to attract adverts from large ‘blue-chip’ and public sector employers which take on substantial numbers of people each year onto ‘graduate programmes’. They are more likely to be useful to you if you are looking for vacancies in sectors such as business and finance and probably less helpful if you are interested in the arts, media, publishing, education, charities, etc.
# Target Jobs - an easy to use job search function and good information on different career options.
# Careers Group University of London JobOnline:find graduate jobs, schemes and internships
# Careers Group University of London International JobOnline
# Guardian UK 300 - an online resource of the 300 most popular graduate employers as voted by students and graduates
# TARGETjobs GET directory - useful advice and information about graduate job vacancies
# Inside Careers - very useful resources, although for a smaller range of popular career areas.
# Graduate Talent Pool UK government initiative - internships for new and recent graduates
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