Where to Find Jobs
Each year on average only 20% of all jobs available are advertised (published). A successful job search includes a plan to approach not only the published, but also the unpublished job market.
The Published Job Market
Job Ads
All job ads sent to the University by employers are posted on the notice boards at the Careers Centre and are included atYour Careers Centre. You can also sign up here to receive daily updates on new jobs ads placed at Your Careers Centre. These are primarily full-time jobs targeted at graduates or near-graduates.
Jobs Websites
Some of the major jobs websites are listed in the box on the right. Click here to view many more.
Newspapers
Check regional, national and local newspapers for job advertisements, including:
- SMH - ‘My Career’ section (Wed & Sat)
- The Australian - ‘Career One’ section
- The Financial Review
Publications
Employment opportunities are often listed in relevant magazines and industry journals. It is a good idea to subscribe to reputable ones related to your degree.
Professional Association Websites
Employment opportunities may also be listed on professional association websites. A short list of professional associations is included here. Please refer to the Directory of Australian Associations in the Careers Centre Library for a full listing of all professional associations across Australia.
The Hidden Job Market
Finding the 80% of jobs that are not advertised requires a different set of job search skills. Download the detailed information sheet to discover top tips on how to access the ‘hidden’ job market.
