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Not sure what career suits you? Need help putting together your resume? Check out our Getting that Job page.
Once you have your resume together and you have decided what job you are interested in, submit your resume to as many job agencies (on and off-line) as possible. The more people you have looking for a job for you the quicker you will find one. You can search for jobs all over Australia and around the world on the net. Try some of these sites with Australian jobs to get you started:
| Seek | My Career |
| CareerOne | Jobsguide (for regional Australians) |
| Careers online | Now Hiring |
You can also try job agencies in your state or territory. Go to the yellow pages and search for agencies near you.
There are even speciality sites for some industries such as IT professionals, nursing and healthcare, travel, youth and even blue collar.
Sport Jobs is a great website for finding employment and job opportunities in the sports industry within Australia.
Coaching Jobs is the place to go if you are looking for a job as a Sports Coach, Instructor, Trainer, Lifeguard, Pool Attendant or another similar role within the coaching industry.
Chef Jobs is a website dedicated to jobseekers looking for a career in the kitchen. You can view career information from employers for free and make contact immediately.
Want to combine practical work and training and get a qualification? Why not take up an apprenticeship. Sites including New Apprenticeships have heaps of info on types of apprenticeships, industries, wages and assistance.
If you're thinking of doing a Technical and Further Education (TAFE) course check out our TAFE page.
For detailed information on courses, qualifications, training packages and training organisations go to the National Training Information Service or the Education Network Australia.
Check out Centrelink’s Career Information Centre for heaps of useful links and info.
Looking for a job in an international organisation? Check the 'Job vacancies' at Off-Shore Employment Links for Australian Professionals (OSELAP). This site provides links to international government and non-government organisations for Australian professionals seeking work overseas. Select 'Links & contacts' for a list.
If you want to work overseas roll over to the Travelbug Earn and Learn for information on working and exchange programs in other countries.
Do you have what it takes to be a Public Servant? Check out the Public Service Gazette for government jobs around Australia.
Here you can access Australian Defence Force recruiting. Select 'Navy', 'Army' or 'Air Force' then 'Job Search'
Got some spare time and want to volunteer? Try Volunteering Australia or Volunteersearch.
Work Choices has information for young people in all industries regarding award wages, rights and contracts.
DayWork is a little different to other Australian job search sites. It only advertises casual, part-time, temporary and other short term employment opportunities. It's the place to find work that fits your lifestyle.