Finding a Job Is No Longer Such Hard Work

Remember the days when looking for work was as simple as grabbing a red pen and flipping open the classifieds section in the newspaper? Today, there are so many places to find jobs online, and with the internet at our fingertips, job shopping can often be a bit overwhelming. And, what's worse is that you can never be sure if the job for which you are applying is a scam or a means of legitimate employment.

With so many options on the world wide web, how can you know which sites are best for job hunting, and which sites are not worth your time?

Thankfully, WOMAN.ca has scoured the web to find some the best job search websites for each industry so that you don't have to.Happy job hunting!

Industry: Media
Website: Media Job Search Canada, www.mediajobsearchcanada.com
Finding a job in media, whether it be online, broadcast or print, is anything but an easy task in this day and age. So many sites only list jobs for one outlet, like JUST television, JUST magazine, JUST newspaper. However, Media Job Search Canada is a comprehensive and easy-to-navigate compilation of all of the best media jobs in the country, spanning from radio announcing all the way to newspaper circulation. Also, the listings are checked closely, so that scam jobs are never published in their job board. You can search by province, and even job category so that you're time is not wasted, and you can find your dream job easily.

Industry: Hospitality and Restaurant Careers
Website: HCareers, www.hcareers.ca
Whether you're looking to manage a hotel, plan events, or wait tables, HCareers is the best site to check when looking for a job in hospitality. There, you are able to search by entry level, starting with beginner to experienced management positions. On the front page, they have lists of featured employers, and they're all big, well known companies who work together with the site to list their job openings. The site also provides resource help at their resource center, offering services like personality tests so you find the job best suited to you, and cover letter writing tutorials.

Industry: Education
Website: EducationCanada, www.educationcanada.com
Extremely easy to navigate, EducationCanada helps you find the best teaching job for you. There, you can hunt open opportunities for all facets of education, and you can search by province, and even specific type of education. Listed are k-12 jobs, special needs education, art, physical education, and many more. There is even a job forum dedicated especially for those who want to teach in First Nations communities, both urban and rural. Industry: FitnessWebsite: ExerciseCareers, www.exercisecareers.comIf you've ever wondered how personal trainers find placements and clients, the answer is probably ExerciseCareers. Here, you can find listings for all private and healthclub fitness jobs, included fitness internships and nutritionist placements. Showing jobs ranging from in home training to big gym aerobics, ExerciseCareers has a job for anyone looking to get into the fitness industry in Canada.

Industry: Part-time
Website: craigslist.com/yourcity 
Yes, hard to believe that even in the face of it's simian layout and free-for-all posting, Craigslist is still, in fact, the best place to look for part-time work in your area. But, it is.

Sandra (6) Paque
		About the author:
		I am an avid aerobiciser, thigh masterer, kegel clentcher and core ball balancer. I am just like you: a curious and (mostly) motivated woman who thinks she can (and will!) lose a few before my next family wedding or beach party. I am your sister, your mother, your aunt and your daughter. I will scour the fitness and diet landscape (so you don't have to) and keep you up to date on the latest and greatest bum and thigh disappearing potions. I hope you find my articles insightful and more than anything, motivating! NOW DROP AND GIVE ME TEN!!
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