Where to look for work
It pays to keep an eye out for job opportunities from as many sources as possible. Websites, newspapers and local message boards are all good places. A lot of jobs aren't advertised so don't forget to tap into the hidden job market.
Searching for a job on the internet
Find a job Search over 2000 jobs by role and location on our job vacancy website.
You need to be registered with us before we can refer you to a job listed on Find a Job. If you want to register contact us
Careers New Zealand
This site lists over 100 job vacancy websites and recruitment agencies. They are also an excellent source for career and job information and have a tools and templates you can use.
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Many recruitment consultants don’t list all their jobs on their websites. When a vacancy arises, they first check their internal database for candidates who have already been interviewed. So, register with agencies any time.
Many companies now show vacancies on their own websites. It may be worthwhile for you to search the websites of local companies or preferred employers, especially for IT companies.
Promote yourself
There are many employment databases that you can upload your details to. These services allow you to promote yourself to an employer in your own words. It also allows employers to browse your profile and contact you directly if they are interested in you.
Some government agencies also give you the opportunity to upload your CV into their system, so you could be considered for vacancies before they are even advertised. Check out the websites of agencies you’d like to work for to see if you can do this.
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We can help you find work and support you during your job search. We may be able to help you develop your skills through training and other options or offer career guidance.
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