Professional job search websites

1. Job Board

The Canadian government operates Job Bank, which is free to use. Job searchers may not only explore opportunities in English or French, but they can also see job search guidance, utilize the resume generator, and read career advice.

2. Workopolis

Workopolis is a user-friendly job aggregator website that lets job searchers locate openings in any field. Job searchers may explore available positions and benefit from the career blog's guidance on conducting job searches, creating resumes, and excelling in interviews. Workopolis is accessible in two languages: English and French.

3. Jobillico

Jobillico users may browse for open opportunities or submit their resumes for speedy matching to the top positions that fit their profiles. The website is accessible in English and French, and it includes a blog, location and category filters, and a corporate search function.

4. Jobboom

Jobboom is a job search website for those looking for work in Quebec and the surrounding regions. The website is accessible in English and French, and it lists job openings in 16 various industries, including accounting, sales, engineering, fashion, law, and health care.

5. Eluta.ca

Eluta.ca is one of Canada's leading job boards, allowing job searchers to search for open positions as well as prominent companies. The portal is handled by the Top 100 Companies program in Canada and indexes job openings straight from employers' websites.

6. TalentEgg

TalentEgg is an excellent job search website for Canadian students and fresh grads. They highlight job openings from a variety of sectors and provide job seekers with career counseling and resume writing help.

7. Jobs.ca

Jobs.ca has mirror sites for a variety of sectors, providing job searchers with customized access to job openings. Individual sector websites provide employment guidance and tools in both English and French.

8. Indeed

Indeed is one of the most prominent job-search websites in the world. In addition to exploring existing job posts, job seekers may submit their resumes, compare wages, and read business reviews. The Canadian site of Indeed is also accessible in French.

9. Monster

Monster is a worldwide employment board where job seekers may browse job postings, compare wages, and receive career advice for free. Job searchers may also look at the profiles of the top organizations that are hiring on Monster. Job searchers may see Monster's Canadian site in either English or French.

10. CareerBuilder

CareerBuilder is a worldwide job board that allows Canadian job searchers access to international job postings. It includes a dedicated Canadian site in both English and French. The website also includes career guidance, a résumé creator, and wage calculators.

11. SimplyHired

SimplyHired is an Indeed publishing partner and, as such, has many of the same services and advantages. It provides job searchers with a pay estimator as well as a "local jobs" filter. The Canadian site of SimplyHired is also accessible in English and French.

12. ZipRecruiter

ZipRecruiter, which began as an application monitoring system, is now a worldwide job posting portal. Job searchers may search for positions, compare pay, and read reviews left by other job seekers.

13. Jooble

Jooble is an international job aggregator site for any sector that allows job searchers to search by location or popular vacancy in addition to keyword. Jooble has a specific Canadian site that is available in both English and French.

14. LinkedIn

While LinkedIn is not a typical job board, it does provide a jobs page where job searchers may explore available positions and bookmark their favorites to their profile. Additionally, job searchers may compare wages, create professional resumes, prepare for interviews, and take a skills assessment exam.

15. Job Search on Google

Google for Jobs is a Google search engine addon. It collects job postings from numerous job boards and company websites and displays them in the results of a standard Google search.