Many people use on-line job boards as a way to begin their job search. Because employers typically have to pay to post their positions, not all jobs will be posted on the Internet just as not all jobs are found in the newspaper. For suggestions on job search tips through networking:

Networking Tips

For tips on placing your resume on-line:

Video tips for students from Jobing.com

For information about working on campus:

Federal Work Study eligible students may view positions here.

For temporary positions on campus, please visit the Career and Placement Services Center.

For permanent positions at Chandler-Gilbert Community College visit the Maricopa County Community College District web site.

Job search sites for off campus positions:

Maricopa Career Network

This web site posts jobs from local employers who contact any one of the community colleges in Maricopa County.

Career Builder

This site is a link to the Arizona Republic classified ads.

Indeed

This site searches other job boards. Simply enter your key word(s) and your search criteria and it will show postings from various job boards for you.

AllJobSearch

This site also searches other job boards. Simply enter your key word(s) and your search criteria and it will show various job boards and newspapers. Click on a site and the postings will appear.

Other ways to look for jobs:

Remember, searching job boards is only one way to find a job. Attending a job fair is a good way to meet with employers directly:

Schedule of local job fairs

To search for companies in specific industries, use the following on-line phone books:

BigBook.com

Dex On Line

A Chamber of Commerce is a group of businesses that work to promote the economic strength of their community. Their membership list is a great way to look for potential companies. Many new companies belong to the Chamber of Commerce but are not yet listed in the phone book:

Chamberfind.com

The Gilbert Chamber of Commerce has a job board for business members looking to hire called Now Hiring.

Some people need assistance while they are between jobs. For information on community resources:

Community Information & Referral

Workforce Development Center

For more information, please visit the Career Services Office.