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Different job search channels

There are many different channels and options for job search. You can search for jobs and internships in the following places, for example.

Job search sites

 

Studies and courses

Labour unions

Hidden jobs

Hidden jobs are jobs that are not advertised through a public search. Tips on potential hidden jobs can be found by following the media and social media channels or by using professional networks, for example. You can also contact the company you are interested in directly and submit an open application.

Read more on finding hidden jobs.

Networks supporting job search

Today, social media has made networking easier, but friends, fellow students and former and current colleagues are still valuable contacts when looking for a job. In addition, you can build networks through hobby circles, courses and fairs.

Read more on Duunitori and Urapolulla.fi.

Social media

The use of social media in job search has grown in the last few years.

LinkedIn focuses entirely on job search and with a carefully built profile it is easy to showcase your skills, experience and education. Through LinkedIn, you can find job postings, build networks or someone may spot you for a job based on your already impressive profile. Find out more about how LinkedIn can help you find a job.

On Facebook, you can find the Jobs platform, where you can apply for or post jobs. You can also find industry-specific groups on Facebook, where interesting job ads are often shared alongside discussions. For example, check out the Social Work Career Network or the Diak Alumni groups. Here are some other FB groups

On Twitter, jobseekers can show that they are active and show their personality and skills by participating in discussions in their field. On Twitter, you can search for jobs using hashtags such as #jobs or #recruitment.

On Instagram, you can also search for job postings using hashtags. On Instagram, you can also view the profile and postings of interesting companies and gather information that you can use, for example, in a job interview.