Local job boards near me

1.CV  Library  

Best for: Job searchers with little time to go through results.

Features that are useful: CV-Library enables job searchers to submit their CV, emphasizing their abilities and areas of interest, and enabling them to apply with a single click.

Jobseekers will get notifications for openings that are tailored to their talents and areas, ensuring that they do not miss out on the positions that are the best fit for them.

Notable: CV-Library features a 'Employer of the Month,' which spotlights a certain career path and displays current opportunities in that field.

2. WikiJobs

Best for: Those seeking a variety of choices, including remote working.

WikiJob is the UK's biggest jobs guidance portal and is a go-to website for insider information on interviews, job applications, and psychometric exams.

WikiJob has just introduced a new job search feature.

With over 250,000 jobs accessible to seek, including remote working employment, this is a formidable alternative.

You will always have access to the most current and relevant employment possibilities, since they are updated hourly.

Job keywords, industry search, location, and income are all search features.

Notable: WikiJob offers the whole package, as you can receive excellent suggestions and assistance on all elements of the job application procedure with the press of a mouse.

3. Indeed

People who don't have the time or patience to search many websites should use this service.

Useful features: The most popular UK job board, with ten new positions uploaded every second.

Indeed provides a robust search engine that allows you to quickly browse through the numerous open jobs. You may search by location and compare earnings for jobs for which you are qualified.

You may also set up job notifications and sort jobs based on your specific preferences.

Things to keep in mind: Because Indeed is basically a job search engine aggregator, you may struggle to find fresh postings that you haven't seen before.

4. totaljobs

Best for: Those want to improve their abilities and have access to a large number of job opportunities in one location.

Useful features: Because Totaljobs has collaborated with Jobsite, its job postings are now aired to over six million job searchers each month, with about 100,000 active job advertising on the website at any one moment.

The website offers helpful career guidance in the form of instructive articles on interviews and job seeking, as well as the ability to search for professional development courses.

You may post your CV and cover letter to the site and then apply for jobs with a single click using the 'One Click Apply' option.

Notable: Totaljobs provides a variety of services to job searchers in order to help them refine their pitch and get their CV recognized.

5. Reed

Best for: Job seekers seeking for particular firms.

Reed offers a big database of open employment, spanning over 25,000 organizations every year across 40+ various categories. You may search by area, organization, or industry.

Reed enables recruiters to target their job postings to registered jobseekers who possess the attributes and abilities that they want. Candidates may create email notifications and add their resume to their jobseeker profile.

Notable: Reed also promotes seminars and training days designed to assist applicants enhance their employability and skill set.

6.Monster

Best for: People who like to search and post jobs via social media.

Useful features: Monster enables recruiters to publish job adverts on Facebook and Instagram to reach a wider audience. When you register your preferences, relevant job advertising will display in your Facebook and Instagram feeds.

Monster also offers a broad variety of career counseling resources and tools, as well as an app that allows prospects to simply apply using the Tinder-style'swipe right' function.

Things to keep in mind: Monster provides a large selection of foreign roles and is therefore a suitable option if you're looking for work outside of the UK.

7.Adzuna

Best for: People who want to know how much they're worth.

Adzuna's algorithm attempts to deliver jobs exclusively to individuals who are most likely to be qualified for that position; a win for both recruiters and job searchers.

Its 'ValueMyCV' service provides users with a quick and free estimate of their prospective earnings, as well as recommendations for future career possibilities. It also examines your CV for spelling and formatting problems.

Notable: Adzuna provides jobseekers with access to data connected to their field, providing you a far larger sense of an industry and its potential.

8. Glassdoor

Best for: Those who wish to learn more about the businesses for which they are applying.

Useful features: In addition to being a comprehensive job board, Glassdoor allows jobseekers and workers to anonymously discuss their experiences (and compensation) with specific firms.

This allows prospective workers to get a sense for the interview process, the corporate culture, and what the position would entail. In addition, if the real wage meets the stated range.

It enables up to 10 postings to be registered for free on the site as a job board, and it offers a large choice of jobs and internships accessible.

Notable: In addition to job evaluations and pay ranges, Glassdoor provides a section on interview questions.

9.CWJobs.com

Best for: People who want to work in technology.

Useful features: As the self-proclaimed home of IT employment, CWJobs also offers tools to assist you enhance your CV and employability.

Candidates may sign up for job notifications and apply for jobs on the move using the mobile app.

Notable: CWJobs has a variety of technological jobs, which are ideal if you're looking for anything part-time or casual.

10.Guardian Jobs  

Best for: Those seeking for high-level positions in certain industries.

Useful features: Vacancies on this site are often more sector-specific than on other employment sites. The Guardian delivers high-quality postings in considerably lower proportions than other sites, reducing the available jobs and making them seem less daunting as a result.

There is a comprehensive section devoted to the many stages of job-seeking, so any queries you have about finding a new work are sure to be addressed.

Things to keep in mind: If you're a recent graduate, the Guardian has a section dedicated to graduate programmes and graduate-level employment.

11.WorkInStartups 

Best for: Those looking to work in the UK startup scene.

Useful features: WorkInStartups offers a large network of users on Facebook and Twitter, and recruiters may pay to boost their ads on these social media channels.

Candidates may sign up for a weekly email that highlights the best positions.

Things to consider: If you're new to a subject and want to get experience quickly, entry-level positions at a startup may be a good place to start.