Find Advert(s)
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You can fill in one or more of the selection criteria to narrow your search.
The advertisement search will operate on an "and" basis across the various sections.
If you leave the boxes blank, you will end up with a long list of your current vacancies. Once you have entered all your criteria press the "Search" button to start the search.
As soon as the search is complete, the Matching Advertisement page will be displayed containing the results.
You have the option to search your whole database or to restrict your search to new or updated advertisements
since a certain date. Use the dropdown to select all advertisements, those published in the last 3 days, last week or last 2 weeks.
Salary
Enter the annual salary range which you require. If you leave the minimum salary blank it will default to 0.
If you leave the maximum salary blank it will default to £999,999. In order to find jobs which may be suitable for you it is important that you enter a realistic salary range which matches your experience.
Location of Job
Specify the location of the jobs you are interested in by pressing the "Select Location" button.
Select a country or click on the "Select an area/state........" link to specify a lower level within the chosen country if some are available.
If you are experiencing difficulties please contact Helpdesk.
Key Words
Looks for and matches words in the headline and the text areas of an advertisement. You may enter the first few letters
of a word and not necessarily the exact word as the search looks for a sequence of characters, e.g. to find
"engineering", "engineers" or "engineered", type the root word engineer. You can combine words using and and or
for a more effective search. If two words are entered without a separator then it will be taken to mean and
i.e. database administrator would find advertisements which had both the word "database" and "administrator"
within the headline and the text areas. If you want a combination of two or more words to be matched exactly,
surround the words with quotation marks e.g. "database administrator". |
