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What is it?
Puts your CV in front of employers, who are recruiting new candidates. Lets employers search out candidates with the right skills for the job.
What are the benefits?
- It's easy Simply register with us and create your CV.
- Saves time When looking for a job you want it to be as painless as possible. So if you register your details with our CV service employers will look for you!.
- It's relevant As employers that have signed up for our service can view your CV online, should they contact you, you know that they think you are suitable for the job and have the skills they are looking for.
- It's safe You do not have to log your personal details online. Should you decide to keep your personal details personal, then you'll only be contacted by email and the recruiter won't see your email address. Then it's up to you whether you want to respond.
- It's absolutely FREE! And best of all, sign up to our service won't cost you a penny.
How does it work?
- Just sign in or register, and then follow the instructions to complete a CV (shouldn't take more than 5 minutes). If you already have a CV in Microsoft Word format then you can attach it as well, to present the complete picture to potential employers. Register now
- Recruiters then search the database for the type of people they're looking for and if you're one of them they'll get in touch.
- All recruiters who advertise with our partner newspapers can use our sophisticated search tools to view a list of those candidates who match their requirements. It's up to them whether they act on it.
In addition if you've selected to make your profile available on other Newsquest sites then recruiters from throughout the UK will be able to access your details. To sign up click here now
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