Job Boards

Tips for using job boards

  • Look for email ‘alert’ features which can automatically email you with details of any new graduate jobs in London.
  • If you upload your CV to a job board, check the privacy policy carefully
  • Keep a list of where you post your CV and make sure you update them all regularly
  • Make sure your CV includes keywords for sectors you are interested in like ‘engineering’, ‘design’ or ‘ accountancy – this helps employers search
  • Manage your expectations – most employers wait for applicants to come to them

Narrowing down your search

Don’t be put off by the sheer volume of jobs available – use the tools on this site to focus your search and to prepare thoroughly before applying.


And lastly

  • Remember that you can also meet employers face to face. Make sure you’ve bookmarked our list of upcoming recruitment fairs and events and revisit that page regularly.
  • Check out the free Guide to Recruitment Agencies and Online Job Boards published by The Careers Group
  • And lastly, don’t forget that 60% of jobs are never advertised nationally – find out how to access that hidden job market

London Only Job Boards

These websites focus on jobs specific to London-based employers

Sector Job Boards

Sector-specific job boards can play an important role in finding vacancies. Listed below are just a few examples...

  • Artsjobsonline

    Arts administration and related

  • Brandrepublic

    Jobs in media and marketing

  • Charity Job

    Not for profit, NGOs and charities

  • eFinancialCareers.com

    The good news is that there are still a surprising amount of jobs to be found in the finance sector, especially in insurance and smaller accountancy firms.

  • Gradcracker

    Website that it is dedicated to graduate engineer recruitment

  • Jobs.ac.uk

    For the most part, jobs in HE at all levels

  • Legalweekjobs.com

    Unsurprisingly, legal and related

  • NHS

    The NHS is one of the biggest recruiters in London.

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