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You can download the Getting a Job booklet from here which contains information on all aspects of job hunting, from sending off your CV to interview techniques. Please be aware that this is an Australian website, so there may be some differences in word meanings and spellings.
Good article about jobs that are not advertised in the traditional way, the "hidden job market", and how to find them.
Part of Springboard UK, who specialise in jobs in the hospitality, leisure and tourism industry. Gives specialist tips and advice for finding a job in this area.
Easy to use job search with training information and very detailed careers profiles. Once you've chosen your career path, type it into the quick search box to see if there's a vacancy in your area!
Part of the Department for Work and Pensions, with tips for finding a job.
A step by step guide to job hunting, including where to look to find advertisements for the job you want.
Lots of good, practical advice about how to find the right job for you. Includes some job profiles and case studies. Primarily aimed at graduates, but offers good advice to job seekers at all levels
A website specially designed for those who want to work in the hairdressing or salon industries. Includes advice on CVs, interviews and jobseeking. There is also an opportunity to register your CV.
A charity that supports disabled and disadvantaged people in their search for work
Contains a list of places to look when you're job hunting. Some of the language in these articles is adult in content and teachers may wish to view them first before allowing pupils to do so.
