Get a Job
Getting a job can be tricky, particularly when 60-80% of all jobs aren't even advertised!! That's right! Only 20 % of available jobs are advertised publicly. There's another 80% out there for you to find.
Networking
Networking is a primary tool for job search. 60-80% of jobs are found through networking or direct application. So if you haven't started to network, start now. (Click here for more info).
Youth Mapping Database
Find out what employers hire 16 year olds; find prospective employers in your town, find employers that offer unpaid internships.
Local employers database.
Summer and Afterschool Jobs
Finding summer and after school jobs can be challenging. Many employers want folks to work long term, not short term. But don't be discouraged-- there are many opportunities available. Check here for more info.
Career Center's MJQ database
Search the MJQ Job Bank, a Massachusetts Division of Career Services application, for job openings throughout Massachusetts. To search for jobs now available for YOUTH, click MJQ, then type "@#" (shift 2, 3) in the keyword box. You can define your search by typing in the zip code, or job category, etc. (However; If you are not a youth, but would still like to use this site just simply click on the link above and fill out the proper categories to define your search.)
Places that accept online applications
Want ads:
Locally Based Job Banks
Local Employers
State Wide Job Banks
Nationwide Job Banks
Industry Specific websites
If you are seeking a job in a specific industry, like aviation, journalism, or telecommunications, here's a huge list of industry specific job banks. . . . . (click here). (PDF format with hyperlinks).
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