- Local Opportunities: Jobs in Your Neighborhood
- Community Newspapers
- Check the employment section of your local community newspaper (The Connection, The Journal, The Times, etc.); most local papers do not post their employment advertising online, but The Journal Newspapers do have a link to current job postings.
- FastWeb
- Register on this site to receive email updates of local job openings for students
- High School Career Centers
- Visit your own Career Center often to see job openings that have been posted by employers in your community who are hiring high school students.
- Information About Summer Jobs
- Where to look
for a summer job; contains extensive links to sites that have
similar information
- Pound the Pavement
- Look for help-wanted signs posted in store windows, at malls, on community bulletin boards, on job boards at your grocery store, etc.
- Virginia
Employment Commission
- Job placement
and work skills services for job seekers in Virginia
- Welcome to Virginia's CareerConnect
- Virginia's
one-stop electronic workforce development system designed to
provide information to employers, job seekers, and students
- Washington Post
- Search the WAshington Post employment classifieds using keywords and location (e.g., part-time student, Fairfax County)
- National Opportunities: Search for Openings Anywhere in the Country (Many sites include general resources)
- America's
Career InfoNet
- A nationwide
job search site
- Career One Stop
- Job listings
coast to coast, plus occupational outlook information by level
of education
- CareerBuilder
- Search the
web for the most up to date job information
- Cool
Works
- More than 75,000
jobs in great places
- Federal Jobs Digest
- Search for federal jobs by location
- Got a Job
- Part-time jobs and summer jobs for teens and students
- Job-Hunt
- Online job search
- Monster
- Search for jobs or sign up for a free account to have openings emailed to you and apply for them online
- Snag a Job
- Part-time and full-time hurly job site
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- International Databases: Search for Openings Anywhere in the World
- International Gateway
- Internet connections
to countries throughout the world and job opportunities available
there; useful for students who want to work overseas
- Monster Work Abroad
- Job bank of overseas jobs
- General Resources: Finding and Keeping a Job
- DisabilityInfo.gov
- A comprehensive website for people with disabilities; includes extensive information
on all aspects of the work world
- First Steps for a Search
- Provides numerous
tips on how to search for a job and how to get the job once you
find it
- How to Love the Job You Land
- Tips on how to make your job work for you and grow on the job
- Job Search Methods
- An overview
of the most effective ways to get a job offer and then how to
evaluate it
- JobSmart Home - Hidden Jobs
- How to find
the best jobs - the ones not advertised
- Part-time Jobs for Teenagers
- Some good suggestions
for times when jobs are scarce or you're young with no work experience
- Social
Security Online
- The official
web site of the Social Security Administration; contains information
on the role of social security in the work place
- The Riley Guide: Targeting and Research
- Employment
opportunities and job resources in the U.S. and abroad
- What
Color Is Your Parachute: Job Hunter's Bible.com
- How to use
the Internet to search for jobs
- Where To Learn About Job Openings
- Practical suggestions
for finding a job from the U.S. Department of Labor web site
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