About Job Bank in Canada ( Job Bank )
Job Bank provides access to job opportunities across Canada through the website ( www.jobbank.gc.ca ) or mobile phone app. Job Bank has several tools that employers and job seekers can use to get information about the labor market. The job bank provided by the Canadian government and a part of job search services can be used by a wide range of users, including employers, job seekers, students, newcomers, researchers, and institutions providing training and job search services.
There are a variety of services for users on the Job Bank website.
1- Job Search _
The search tool allows users not only to look for their desired job opportunity, but also to benefit from various other features:
Job Alert: Notifies you when a suitable job opportunity is created.
Job Match: By creating a profile, you will be notified of jobs that match your records and documents.
Resume Builder: You can save time by using the sample templates in this section to create and modify a resume.
Tips and Tricks: This section provides you with important practical information regarding job search procedures, resume writing, legal slip information and other matters.
2- Career planning _ _
This part also has informative and interesting parts, especially for teenagers who are planning for their future career. For example, in the career quizzes and tests section, by answering personality tests, they can find out about jobs that match their personality traits. Another section is the field of study, which outlines the career prospects related to the fields of study and gives you updated information about the labor market and salary.
3- Trend Analysis _
The trend analysis section consists of different parts that separately provide useful information about the current state of jobs, wages, average wages in different provinces and the prospects of various jobs.
4- Hiring _ _
This part of the job bank is mostly used by employers. Job opportunities can be informed and made available to the public from this section. Employers also use this section as a source of information for hiring methods, training employees and their management, job standards or job market updates.
Employment websites in Canada
Indeed website ( www.indeed.com )
Insight is a powerful search engine that is used by job seekers and employers all over the world. Jobseekers can register (free) on this website to receive the list of favorite jobs in any region on a daily basis. It is also possible to get a job offer by posting your resume on the Insight website. Insight also has an app.
Monster website ( www.monster.com )
Munster is a job search website that can be used all over the world. The advantage of Monster is that as a collection of information, it can also be used as an educational website for learning or improving writing skills and preparing a resume and preparing for a job interview.
LinkedIn website ( www.linkedin.com )
LinkedIn is a social media that has created a wide and comprehensive platform as a professional-career network. In fact, LinkedIn should be considered as an online resume that displays one’s work history, education and professional activities. In addition, LinkedIn is an educational website in various fields.
Career Builder website ( www.careerbuilder.com )
Career Builder is one of the job search websites that is active in Europe, America and Asia. In addition to the possibility of finding a job, this website provides informative tips about preparing for different jobs, attending the interview and resume.
Eluta website ( www.eluta.ca )
Ilota is a job search engine in Canada. Ilota searches and collects the latest job advertisements directly from employers’ websites.
Kijiji website ( www.kijiji.ca )
Kijiji is a public website for buying and selling goods and services in Canada. Some job advertisements are also posted on this website.
