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Best student job websites

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Struggling to find a job? We've pulled together some of the best job sites out there to help you streamline your job search and start earning faster as a student or graduate.

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Whether you're a student looking for some weekend work or a graduate seeking an internship, it can be difficult to know where to start.

Luckily, there are plenty of specialist websites and apps to help you find your perfect role.

We've scoured the web to find some of the best job sites for students. We've even included some specifically for international students, festival jobs and internships.

24 student job search websites

These are the best websites for finding student jobs:

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  1. Save the Student

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    We might be a little biased. But here at Save the Student, we've got one of the best resources for finding part-time student jobs. Our job search engine scours many of the sites listed below (and more!) for roles every hour.

    You can easily filter by keyword and location. There are thousands of student-friendly job opportunities for you to apply for.

    Search for part-time student jobs »

     

  2. StudentJob

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    As the name suggests, StudentJob specialises in student jobs of all shapes and varieties. There are plenty of part-time and summer jobs for you to take a look at. But, it also lists graduate jobs, placements and internships.

    It covers all the big cities in the UK and it's worth keeping an eye on the jobs abroad section if you fancy working overseas.

    If you're fluent in another language, you can even filter by language so you're able to make some money out of your skill.

    Search StudentJob »

     

  3. Indeed Flex

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    Although not specifically for student jobs, Indeed Flex (formally Syft) is an app that helps jobseekers find flexible, temp work with reputable employers.

    There are no minimum shifts. On top of that, the type of work on offer is varied, making this app perfect if you're after work without committing to a long-term contract.

    You can also access up to 70% of your earnings after your shift which is ideal if you're looking to make money fast.

    The only thing to watch out for is travel costs. It may not be worth travelling a long distance for a shift if the pay isn't substantial. Make sure to price this up before signing up to do anything.

    Download Indeed Flex »

     

  4. e4s

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    As one of the biggest student job sites in the UK, employment 4 students (or 'e4s', for short) is filled with opportunities.

    And it doesn't just list part-time vacancies either. e4s also has sections for gap year jobs, internships, graduate roles and opportunities for school leavers.

    Search e4s »

     

    Many universities have their own job sites or services to help students find work. This includes jobs on campus and in the SU.

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  5. Graduate Recruitment Bureau

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    The Graduate Recruitment Bureau (GRB) is the leading recruitment agency for graduate jobs in the UK. It can match you up with roles in companies ranging from big corporations to small startups.

    It's also great if you're looking for an internship or placement too, so you don't need to wait until your final year to sign up.

    Register with GRB »

     

  6. Student Employment Services

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    Student Employment Services (SES) specialises in internships and placements. If you want to get some real-world experience while studying, this is a good place to start.

    SES also has a whole load of graduate opportunities. It could be a useful way of getting your first step on the career ladder.

    Register with SES »

     

    For more information, check out our complete guide to finding a job using recruitment agencies.

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  7. Flair Events People

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    Flair is a nationwide company. It helps people find jobs in sports, festivals, hospitality and promo work. Roles include bar staff, ticketing, event assistants and marshals.

    For many roles, no previous experience is necessary. It's all about having the right attitude and good communication skills. Flair is the perfect site if you're looking for casual summer work where you'll be paid weekly. It may even help you get to a festival without paying.

    Join Flair Events People »

     

  8. Caterer.com

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    Caterer.com is the leading site for hospitality and catering jobs. If you want to work in a restaurant or bar, it's a good place to start.

    You can tailor your job search to exactly what you want – whether it be waiting tables or helping out in the kitchen.

    Search Caterer.com »

     

  9. AmeriCamp

    AmeriCamp logoIf you want to sign up for an American summer camp, AmeriCamp is a good option.

    Unlike some summer camp agencies, AmeriCamp doesn't offer any packages with flights. Although this means a little extra work for you, it does mean you can use our tips on how to get cheap flights.

    Register with AmeriCamp »

     

    For a full list of summer camp job sites, use our American summer camp comparison table.

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  10. RetailChoice

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    If you're specifically looking for jobs in the retail sector, then RetailChoice is your first port of call. You can filter your searches by job, location or company.

    There's a good mix of full-time, part-time and temporary roles advertised. RetailChoice is a good option whether you're looking for work at uni or after graduation.

    Search RetailChoice »

     

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  11. Save the Student

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    Our own graduate job search engine crawls the most popular graduate job and career websites across the UK to save you time.

    It's very easy to use and no login is required. Simply put in the keywords for the type of graduate job you're looking for and the location of your hunt.

    Search for graduate jobs »

     

  12. Milkround

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    Milkround has hundreds of internships, placements, jobs and graduate schemes. The website is also very easy to navigate.

    It has loads of information on the best graduate employers. There's also a section of useful career advice to help you nail your application.

    Search Milkround »

     

  13. Adzuna Graduate Jobs

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    Adzuna is a powerful search engine to help you hunt through the thousands of job opportunities across the UK.

    The site also has loads of useful up-to-date stats for graduates. This includes the number of vacancies over the last few months, how salaries are changing and a map showing which areas of the UK have the most graduate job opportunities.

    Search Adzuna »

     

  14. Prospects

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    Prospects is part of Jisc, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving career prospects for students in the UK.

    The teams behind the site work closely with universities and the government to produce resources and information. This will help you find your feet in the world of work.

    While you can use it to search for jobs (hundreds are listed), Prospects is arguably most useful for the huge range of well-researched career advice it offers.

    Search Prospects »

     

  15. TARGETjobs

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    TARGETjobs is yet another easy-to-navigate website with a huge range of internships, graduate jobs and postgraduate study opportunities.

    It also organises events and online webinars to help students network with employers and learn more about their chosen industry.

    Search TARGETjobs »

     

  16. Debut

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    Debut is all about helping you find a graduate job or internship as quickly and easily as possible. Simply fill in your details and the companies will come to you. They 'Talent Spot' students who fit the criteria they're looking for.

    Once you're Talent Spotted, you could get fast-tracked straight to an interview or assessment centre, saving you the trouble of filling out application forms.

    Download Debut »

     

  17. Gradcracker

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    If you're a STEM student, Gradcracker needs to be on your radar. It specialises in internships, placements and graduate jobs in industries like engineering, electricals, maths, computing and chemical processing.

    Gradcracker also has resources to help you identify top employers, and a toolkit full of careers advice. It also organises STEM student societies at universities around the country.

    Search Gradcracker »

     

  18. RateMyPlacement

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    Putting the jobs to one side for a minute, if you're thinking about doing a placement while you're at uni, RateMyPlacement is essential.

    Not only can you use the site to browse placement opportunities, but you can also look at reviews from students who have previously completed placements.

    No one wants to spend the year photocopying and making tea. This site helps you make sure you're signing up for something worthwhile.

    Search RateMyPlacement »

     

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  19. Student Circus

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    If you're an international student looking to work in the UK after graduation, trying to find an employer to sponsor the Skilled Worker visa you'll need can be difficult.

    Student Circus is an absolute lifesaver. It lists jobs and internships from employers willing to consider sponsoring international students. Although there are no guarantees, it can save heaps of time.

    Search Student Circus »

     

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  20. CV-Library

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    CV-Library is one of the biggest job boards in the UK, with over 150,000 job listings. The site makes applying for jobs quicker and easier by letting you upload your CV and apply for jobs in just a couple of clicks.

    There are jobs across pretty much every sector and every city in the UK. You're bound to find something that takes your interest.

    Search CV-Library »

     

  21. LinkedIn

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    LinkedIn is great for posting professional and personal updates. But, it's also a handy hub for job vacancies if you know how to use it correctly.

    You can browse available roles in the listings. And if you're savvy about it, you can message relevant people and companies to get your name out there and be the first to hear about new roles.

    Our tips for finding work on LinkedIn can help.

    Search LinkedIn »

     

  22. Joblift

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    Joblift is a job searching website that brings together jobs from thousands of sites and puts them in one place.

    It lets you filter the results and even set a distance you're willing to travel to get to work.

    Search Joblift »

     

    Other useful sites for general job hunting include Monster JobsReedFish4jobs, Indeed and Jobsite.
  23. The Diversity Dashboard

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    This site advertises roles from employers who are specifically seeking to recruit individuals from underrepresented minorities.

    The Diversity Dashboard works with a wide range of employers from the NHS to the RAF and the Police force.

    Search Diversity Dashboard »

     

  24. Jobs.ac.uk

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    Originally launched by the University of Warwick back in 1998, Jobs.ac.uk has grown to become one of the UK's leading job boards in academic, research and scientific professions.

    If you fancy doing a PhD, it also lists hundreds of opportunities across many sectors.

    Search Jobs.ac.uk »

 

Before you submit an application, make sure your CV is in tip-top shape. Our CV guide with downloadable templates will help you get it done in no time.

Jessica Murray

WRITTEN BY Jessica Murray

As an Editor of Save the Student, Jessica Murray has written extensively on student money news and money-saving tips. She was co-host of our podcast, No More Beans, and is now a journalist at the Guardian. Her tips and insights range from fun guides for freshers, to information for graduates entering the workplace.
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