Job portals
What is a Job Portal?
• A job portal is a website where people who need jobs can
find jobs and companies looking for job seekers can find
the perfect employees. It serves as a medium where job
seekers can create profiles, upload resumes, and search
for job openings across various industries and locations.
• Employers, on the other hand, can post job vacancies,
review applicant profiles, and conduct the initial stages of
the hiring process through the portal.
Types of Job Portals
• General Job Portals:
• General job portals are websites where you can find lots
of different job listings from many companies and
industries. They’re like a one-stop shop for job hunting.
You can look for jobs that match what you’re interested in,
and companies can post their job openings there too.
• Eg: Indeed , Glass door
Types of Job Portals
• Industry-specific Job Portals:
• Industry-specific job portals are websites that help people
find jobs in a specific type of work, like technology or art.
These websites are like special job search engines for
one type of job.
• eg: Dice - Tech related jobs
• Behance - creative related jobs like designing.
Types of Job Portals
• Government Job Portals:
• Government job portals are websites where you can find
jobs that are in the government, like working for the
police, schools, or other public organizations. These
websites help you search for government jobs and tell
you what you need to apply for.
• Eg: Naukri
• UPSC
• Internship Job Portals:
• Internship job portals are websites where students and
recent graduates can find short-term work experiences to
learn and practice what they’ve studied.
• These experiences are called internships. These websites
connect students with companies that offer these learning
opportunities. It’s like a special place to find temporary
jobs that help you learn and prepare for your future
career.
• eg:Intermach
• Freelance Writing Job Portals:
• A freelance writing job portal is like a website where
people who are good at writing can find jobs to write for
others. These websites have projects from different
people or companies that need writing help, like making
articles or content. Writers can pick the projects they like,
and clients can choose the writers they want.
• Eg: upwork and freelancer
• Non-Profit Job Portals:
• Nonprofit job portals are websites where people can find
jobs to work for organizations that want to do good things
for the community, environment, or society. These
websites list job openings like helping with programs,
fundraising, and community projects. If you care about
making a positive difference, these websites can help you
find jobs that match your interests.
• eg: Idealist
• Remote Job Portals: Remote job portals are websites
where you can find jobs that let you work from home or
anywhere else you want. These websites list jobs that
don’t require you to go to an office every day. You can
work using your computer and the Internet. If you don’t
like commuting or need to be at home for some reason,
these websites can help you find jobs that let you work
from a distance.
How to use Job Portal
• Find the Right Job Portal
• Registration
• Job Posting
• Put the Right Keywords in the Job Posting
• Job Description
• Crosscheck your Job Posting and Put it on the Portal
Key Features of Job Portals
• Multilinguality
• Job Alerts
• Resume Builder
• Social Media Integration
• Live Chat Support
• User Friendly Interface
8 Best Job Portal Examples
• Naukri.com
• Indeed.com
• Glassdoor
• TimesJobs.com
• Shine.com
• JobsForHer
• Hirect
• Freshersworld
Benefits of Using Job Portals for
Employers
• Target Search
• Easy Resume Filtration
• Easy to Choose Candidates
• Promoting the Company’s name
Benefits of Using Job Portals for Job
Seekers
• Increasing Job Opportunities
• It’s Convenient:
• Get Regular Notifications
• Time-Saving

job portals for the information to students

  • 1.
  • 2.
    What is aJob Portal? • A job portal is a website where people who need jobs can find jobs and companies looking for job seekers can find the perfect employees. It serves as a medium where job seekers can create profiles, upload resumes, and search for job openings across various industries and locations. • Employers, on the other hand, can post job vacancies, review applicant profiles, and conduct the initial stages of the hiring process through the portal.
  • 3.
    Types of JobPortals • General Job Portals: • General job portals are websites where you can find lots of different job listings from many companies and industries. They’re like a one-stop shop for job hunting. You can look for jobs that match what you’re interested in, and companies can post their job openings there too. • Eg: Indeed , Glass door
  • 4.
    Types of JobPortals • Industry-specific Job Portals: • Industry-specific job portals are websites that help people find jobs in a specific type of work, like technology or art. These websites are like special job search engines for one type of job. • eg: Dice - Tech related jobs • Behance - creative related jobs like designing.
  • 5.
    Types of JobPortals • Government Job Portals: • Government job portals are websites where you can find jobs that are in the government, like working for the police, schools, or other public organizations. These websites help you search for government jobs and tell you what you need to apply for. • Eg: Naukri • UPSC
  • 6.
    • Internship JobPortals: • Internship job portals are websites where students and recent graduates can find short-term work experiences to learn and practice what they’ve studied. • These experiences are called internships. These websites connect students with companies that offer these learning opportunities. It’s like a special place to find temporary jobs that help you learn and prepare for your future career. • eg:Intermach
  • 7.
    • Freelance WritingJob Portals: • A freelance writing job portal is like a website where people who are good at writing can find jobs to write for others. These websites have projects from different people or companies that need writing help, like making articles or content. Writers can pick the projects they like, and clients can choose the writers they want. • Eg: upwork and freelancer
  • 8.
    • Non-Profit JobPortals: • Nonprofit job portals are websites where people can find jobs to work for organizations that want to do good things for the community, environment, or society. These websites list job openings like helping with programs, fundraising, and community projects. If you care about making a positive difference, these websites can help you find jobs that match your interests. • eg: Idealist
  • 9.
    • Remote JobPortals: Remote job portals are websites where you can find jobs that let you work from home or anywhere else you want. These websites list jobs that don’t require you to go to an office every day. You can work using your computer and the Internet. If you don’t like commuting or need to be at home for some reason, these websites can help you find jobs that let you work from a distance.
  • 10.
    How to useJob Portal
  • 11.
    • Find theRight Job Portal • Registration • Job Posting • Put the Right Keywords in the Job Posting • Job Description • Crosscheck your Job Posting and Put it on the Portal
  • 12.
    Key Features ofJob Portals • Multilinguality • Job Alerts • Resume Builder • Social Media Integration • Live Chat Support • User Friendly Interface
  • 13.
    8 Best JobPortal Examples • Naukri.com • Indeed.com • Glassdoor • TimesJobs.com • Shine.com • JobsForHer • Hirect • Freshersworld
  • 14.
    Benefits of UsingJob Portals for Employers • Target Search • Easy Resume Filtration • Easy to Choose Candidates • Promoting the Company’s name
  • 15.
    Benefits of UsingJob Portals for Job Seekers • Increasing Job Opportunities • It’s Convenient: • Get Regular Notifications • Time-Saving