Jobs on Google Search

Google Search brings together job postings from across the web so you can more easily connect to your next job.

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Jobs on Google Search

JOBS ON GOOGLE SEARCH

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Connecting more Americans with jobs

Whether you’re a student looking for a part-time job, an office manager seeking work closer to home, or a teacher moving to another state to be close to family, finding the right job can be difficult with job postings scattered across the web.

Google Search organizes job postings from across the web in an easy-to-digest way so you can find job opportunities that are right for you.

100M+

The number of people connected to jobs since introducing jobs on Google Search.

3x

The increase in companies with job postings that show up on Google Search since launch.

How to search for jobs on Google

Search for "jobs near me", "teaching jobs", or similar job phrases on Google, and you'll be able to explore jobs all in one place.

You can filter by location to see jobs in areas that are convenient for you, including a 'work from home' option. If you’re signed in, you may even see how long it would take to commute to a job from your home.

Job listings also show salary information, employer reviews, and options to apply for jobs.

Alerts help you keep on top of your job hunt. You can receive email notifications when new jobs that match your search specifications are posted.

Job search for veterans

If you’re one of the 250,000 service members who transition out of the military every year, you know one of the toughest parts of the transition to civilian life is a search for a job that takes advantage of the skills you’ve gained while serving.

To help with your transition, you can search 'jobs for veterans' on Google and then enter your military occupational speciality code (MOS, AFSC, NEC) to see relevant civilian jobs that require similar skills to those used in your military role.

Bringing local training programs to job search

For job seekers looking to build new skills or pivot to a new career, information about relevant job training programs can be difficult to find. Now, in select metro areas, search for terms like “jobs near me” or “job training” on Google to explore jobs that are in-demand in your area and discover local training programs to prepare you for those jobs. You can also compare program costs, see potential salaries, learn how to enroll, and more. 

Join our network of training program organizations on Pathways that are creating paths to jobs across the country.