COPYRIGHT (C) 2011 JOBSEEKER.NOADZ.BIZ. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. SITE BY COMOWEBDESIGN
Jobcentre Plus has one of Britain’s largest databases of job vacancies, which is updated constantly.
Thousands of new jobs are available every week. You can also look for voluntary work which can help you
develop and learn new skills while you're looking for a job.
How to use the Jobcentre Plus search
The search is easy to use, even if you don't have a lot of experience using the internet.
To start a search, type in a job title and a location or postcode.
If you want to see all jobs in a local area, simply type ‘all jobs’ instead of a job title.
Plan for the interview
Find out what the interview will involve to make sure you’re prepared.
If you have a disability, all employers must make reasonable adjustments for you to have an interview. If
you need the employer to make particular arrangements - for example, to help you get into the building -
contact them before your interview. This is to make sure they can make these arrangements.
You should think about who will be interviewing you. If it is the person who would be your manager if you
got the job, the interview may be more detailed. If it’s the personnel manager, the interview may be less
detailed but could still be as testing. Find out how many people will be interviewing you and their positions
in the company. This will help you prepare for the kinds of questions they may ask.
Finding out how long the interview is likely to last will give you an idea of how detailed the interview will be.
You should also find out if you will have to take a test or make a presentation.
Save your searches
You can register with 'My searches' and set up your own personal record. You can save your favourite job
searches and bookmark jobs.
COPYRIGHT (C) 2011 JOBSEEKER.NOADZ.BIZ. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. SITE BY COMOWEBDESIGN
Jobcentre Plus has one of Britain’s largest databases of job vacancies, which is updated constantly.
Thousands of new jobs are available every week. You can also look for voluntary work which can help you
develop and learn new skills while you're looking for a job.
How to use the Jobcentre Plus search
The search is easy to use, even if you don't have a lot of experience using the internet.
To start a search, type in a job title and a location or postcode.
If you want to see all jobs in a local area, simply type ‘all jobs’ instead of a job title.
Plan for the interview
Find out what the interview will involve to make sure you’re prepared.
If you have a disability, all employers must make reasonable adjustments for you to have an interview. If
you need the employer to make particular arrangements - for example, to help you get into the building -
contact them before your interview. This is to make sure they can make these arrangements.
You should think about who will be interviewing you. If it is the person who would be your manager if you
got the job, the interview may be more detailed. If it’s the personnel manager, the interview may be less
detailed but could still be as testing. Find out how many people will be interviewing you and their positions
in the company. This will help you prepare for the kinds of questions they may ask.
Finding out how long the interview is likely to last will give you an idea of how detailed the interview will be.
You should also find out if you will have to take a test or make a presentation.
Save your searches
You can register with 'My searches' and set up your own personal record. You can save your favourite job
searches and bookmark jobs.
COPYRIGHT (C) 2011 JOBSEEKER.NOADZ.BIZ. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. SITE BY COMOWEBDESIGN
