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What is Job Searching

Job Searching is the process of looking for employment. It involves identifying potential job opportunities, preparing applications (like resumes and cover letters), attending interviews, and following up with employers in hopes of securing a position. 

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Job Searching Sites

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Indeed

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Workforce

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Job bank

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Workopolis

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Glassdoor

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Charity Village

How to Apply Online

Not sure how to get started? Watch this video to learn more!

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Other Ways to Apply

There are other ways to apply to jobs asides from online sites. These can include: Networking, Job Fairs, and In person drop in.

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    Building relationships with people who might help you learn about job opportunities, get advice, or connect with others in your field.

    • Access Hidden Opportunities: Many jobs aren't advertised—networking helps you tap into this hidden job market through personal connections and referrals.

    • Gain Insider Insights: Talking to people in your desired field gives you valuable knowledge about the industry, company culture, and what employers are really looking for.

    • Build Supportive Relationships: Connecting with friends, family, colleagues, and others can lead to job leads, helpful advice, and introductions to key contacts.

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    Dropping off a resume in person involves visiting a workplace and handing your resume directly to a manager or staff member. This personal approach can help you stand out from online applicants, especially in customer-facing jobs.

    • Makes a Strong First Impression: You can showcase professionalism, enthusiasm, and communication skills in person — qualities that are hard to show on paper.

    • Shows Initiative and Motivation: Taking the time to visit a business demonstrates that you're serious about the job and willing to go the extra mile.

    • Increases Chances of Immediate Attention: Managers may review your resume right away or even do a quick interview on the spot, speeding up the hiring process.

  • A job fair is an event where employers and job seekers come together to meet, share information, and explore employment opportunities.

    • Meet Employers Face-to-Face: Make direct connections with company representatives and ask questions about roles, company culture, and hiring needs.

    • Increase Visibility: Hand out your resume to several employers in one place, boosting your chances of being noticed.

    • Explore Career Options: Discover a variety of industries and job openings you may not have considered before.

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    Job fairs are a great way to explore job openings, build confidence, and make connections. Proper preparation can help you stand out and make the most of the event.

    • Set Clear Goals: Know what you want to achieve—whether it’s finding openings, practicing communication, or learning about different industries.

    • Prepare and Practice: Register in advance, print multiple copies of your resume, and rehearse a brief introduction that includes your name, a key skill, and your career interests.

    • Research and Engage: Learn about the companies attending, dress professionally, and come ready with thoughtful questions to show your interest and start meaningful conversations.

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