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On this site you'll find lots of free advice, links to recruitment websites, government agencies and numerous websites to help you in your jobsearch. Simply scroll down or click the buttons on the left.

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Top Recruitment Websites

These are my top 5 recruitment websites; based on user-friendliness, useful information and number of jobs. This is an independent view. I have no commercial interest in any of these sites

I would strongly recommend that you post your CV onto all of these websites, so that recruiters can find you when they search for candidates..

I would also recommend that you modify your CV very, very slightly and re-upload it each week so that it will come high in the rankings recruiters do searches.

When I last visited, between them they were advertising over 600,000 jobs in the UK!

1 Reed Claims to be UK’s top job site.

2 Totaljobs

3 Monster.co.uk

4 Jobsite

5 Fish 4jobs

Also have a look at....

Jobcentre Plus the government’s website with a phenomenal number of jobs

For graduates register at Target Jobs:

There's also hundreds of thousands of jobs in National and local papers and specialist journals. No matter where you live in the UK you'll find links to jobs in your area when you scroll down. Good luck!

National Newspapers

Daily Express www.express.co.uk

Daily Mail www.dailymail.co.uk

Daily Mirror www.mirror.co.uk

Daily Telegraph www.telegraph.co.uk

Financial Times www.ft.com

Guardian www.guardianunlimited.co.uk

Independent www.independent.co.uk

Mail on Sunday www.mailonsunday.co.uk

Sunday Mirror www.sundaymirror.co.uk

Sunday Telegraph www.sundaytelegraph.co.uk

Sunday Times www.sunday-times.co.uk