The exchange on the Emerald Isle is highly sought after by students from all around the world because of the possibility of working while studying. And to help you get a job, whether, in your training area or any other opportunity, we have listed some websites to help you search for a job in Dublin. Check out below:

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1) Jobs Ireland – In addition to advertising several job opportunities, it also announces some news about the labor market, and it provides some tips on professional trends;

2) Creative Ireland – A specific website for job opportunities in areas like design, photography, communication, and marketing;

3) LinkedIn – In all parts of the world, LinkedIn is considered the best online tool to make connections and get some good job opportunities. And looking for a job in Dublin and Ireland isn’t different. The ideal is to keep the professional profile always updated, adding new courses and training;

4) Neuvoo – An extensive platform that offers job opportunities in all professional areas, in various locations around the world, including Ireland. It also provides some information regarding the average salary for the job opportunity sought. It’s possible to separate job opportunities by locations such as Dublin;

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5) Monster – It offers the option to search for job vacancies and area of activity, vacancies in specific companies or opportunities in localities. It has great credibility and gives tips on the ideal curriculum, advice on how to do well in a job interview, among others;

6) Recruit Ireland – An ideal source for those seeking a more specific job opportunity. The site offers job opportunities advertised in the vast majority by employment agencies. So, the ideal is to do the search, get in touch directly with these agencies and learn more opportunities with the same requirements. Thus, it’s possible to participate in several job interviews and selections at one time. It also brings tips on CV improving and doing well on interviews;

7) Irish Jobs – One of Ireland’s largest websites offering job opportunities, both those offered by recruiters and those obtained directly from employers. You can refine the search by selecting the region and job category;

8) Indeed – You can search for opportunities by position, keywords or by the company name in various regions in Ireland. You can also upload your resume on the site.

Finally, it’s important to access the official website of the Irish government, where it’s possible to get some useful information for those wishing to start a business or apply for a job opportunity – www.gettingbacktowork.ie

IMPORTANT NOTE: In Ireland, exchange students enrolled in long-term courses can work 20 hours a week during the class period and 40 hours a week during the months of June, July, August, and September and from 15 of December to 15 of January.

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