...an international employment search engine. You can search by keywords and location or browse the jobs by industry or location. They also offer subsets of the mega database by country. Select the CareerJet Worldwide tab to view the list of countries and target your search a bit more effectively.
This career search engine claims to remove duplicate postings and to be much more specific as to locations. Select your target country to be taken to jobs for just that area. Be aware that these will be in the native language of the various countries, so be prepared to read other languages besides English as Google Translate doesn't pick up quite everything. Jooble is based in Kiev, Ukraine, which may be one reason they provide excellent coverage of this region of the world. Nice!
...think of this as the Monster of Denmark. It claims to be the largest jobsite in
Denmark, and also works as a job search engine, including all the job listings
they can find on the internet in Denmark.
..."No. 1 in Denmark for English speaking Professionals." They list jobs in which English is the main working language. They cover more than just Copenhagen, covering "jobs from Aalborg to Malmo." Nice jobs too, and for your application you are connected to the host site. They also have a good list of resources and services that will help you in searching for work or considering a relocation to Denmark. One of the several European sites from JobsinHub, a central site for English speaking job opportunities in Europe. "Currently we feature jobs in Amsterdam, Brussels,
Copenhagen, Rome and Stockholm with Paris and Geneva soon to come."
Based in Denmark, this is a job posting board that is not limited to jobs in social sciences or even jobs that are really social. General jobs in all kinds of fields and at all
levels. There is no search feature. The latest things are at the top, the older ones as you scroll down. I'm unsure of where the jobs come from, but they have postings for
the US, Asia, and Denmark (their biggest list). You can also follow their Facebook page (Jobz Konzulent) for new postings of jobs in Denmark.
"Denmark needs foreign knowledge workers to contribute new expertise and thereby strengthen trade and industry,
innovation and research in Denmark." To help attract these professionals to Denmark, the Ministry of Science,
Technology and Innovation has created this website with all kinds of information on living and working here. You
also have easy access to several jobsites with lists of excellent opportunities. I reviewed the English version of the site.
Finland
This list and the annotations were provided by Heidi Viljamaa
of CareerStorm in Helsinki.
I am grateful to her for the time and effort since I
don't read Finnish. I do, however, check the links to make sure they are
still active.
Operated by the Finnish government this site is a good starting place for job
search in Finland. The site is available in Finnish or English. This site includes listings of thousands of job opportunities all over Finland and links to job openings in Scandinavia and rest of Europe, but that database is in Finnish. Includes a nice guide for Foreigners working in Finland which is available in Swedish, English, Estonian, Russian, French and Polish.
This private Finnish recruitment site contains job openings and a resume
board. Comics give this site a personal look. An English version is also
available.
This JobBoard is kept up by Finnish university career services. Links to different Internet
job sites in Finland and abroad in addition to their own job postings.
An English version is also
available.
...a private Finnish recruitment agency that actively recruits via social media (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc.). You can find these jobs rebroadcasted on their site, but they encourage you to "Like" them on Facebook to get the most up-to-date information. I don't see where job seekers register to place a CV with them, but I'm sure there is a way to do it. Please note: As usual when reviewing a site that is not in English I used Google Translate. If my annotation is not correct, please let me know.
...a staff recruitment company that supplies and qualified personnel to the Norwegian and Swedish labor market.
Their specialty is skilled labor and professional engineers, but all positions require you to be fluent in English.
Workers with current passports or work visas for EU countries are most welcome, but other persons with the right
skills and experience are also welcome. Yes, they have some general jobs listed, but you are welcome to send them
your CV. Contact information is on the site. And you can review some of this in
English.
...a job search engine for Norway. You can either select from the
job categories and regions on the front page or execute a keyword search. When you select
the job that interests you, you are taken to the originating organization's website to read
the full announcement and apply. Operated by the folks at JobIndex in Denmark. This is part
of the JobSafari International network, and you can access the the other sites from the bottom of
the front page.
...a web site established by two Americans living in Sweden to assist other English-speaking job seekers who want to find employment in this country. It is primarily an information portal, pulling together resources covering immigration, job search strategies, the culture, and much more. They have some links to good job sources, but also have lists of employers and recruiters they have compiled along with some other "premium tools" which you can access for a nominal fee.
...offers a nice list of (and links to) recruitment agencies of all kinds across this country. These are listed by region not specialty, so some of you might need to do a little searching to find an agency who handles your specific line of work. My suggestion -- stick to the regions rather than drilling down to the specific cities within since many
cities do not have recruiters (but they are still offered in the list). I am basing my review on the UK version of this resource because I do not read Swedish. If you are not seeing what I believe to be here, please let me know.
...a job search engine for Sweden. You can either select from the
job categories and regions on the front page or execute a keyword search. When you select
the job that interests you, you are taken to the originating organization's website to read
the full announcement and apply. Operated by the folks at JobIndex in Denmark. This is part
of the JobSafari International network, and you can access the the other sites from the bottom of
the front page.
...jobs in Sweden really, but the important feature is none of the jobs listed here requires any language other than English. One of the several European sites from JobsinHub, a central site for English speaking job opportunities in Europe. "Currently we feature jobs in Amsterdam, Brussels,
Copenhagen, Rome and Stockholm with Paris and Geneva soon to come."
...a website for the English-speaking community in Sweden. The team behind this site is a group of expats who now reside in Sweden and essentially wish that someone had told them all of this before they made the move. They do not identify themselves on the site, but they also don't ask for extensive personal info if/when you register. Some sections require you to fill in the free membership, but it is a simple form (email, name, password).
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