We've put together what we think are the best services and platforms to help you make your plans happen and work with employers abroad.
Most of these sites are in English. Google Translate isn't enough to catch all the nuances of job postings, but it's a chance to practice your foreign language)
📌 Idealist
The site has gathered over ten thousand vacancies from most countries of the world.
“+” you can look at company profiles in detail;
“+” a large number of vacancies;
“+” convenient filter-based search.
📌 Indeed
The platform pulls vacancies from sites around the world. It ranks among the top three services of its kind. It even publishes photos of the employer's office, to build trust in the company!
“+” company reviews are open to anyone;
“+” you can filter vacancies posted directly by the employer or coming from other services;
“+” free resume posting;
“+” you can rate a company for your experience working with it;
“+” salary information is open.
📌 Monster
!One of the largest international services for finding work abroad. It holds more than a million resumes.
“+” the service focuses first on your location and only then offers suitable vacancies in other countries;
“+” intuitive interface.
📌 DIce
This resource works on the same principles as the “Monster” service mentioned above.
“+” a large vacancy database;
“+” technical and engineering professionals consider it one of the best services.
“-” you will receive a lot of job offers, so you will need to pick the suitable listings by hand.
The site helps you not only find a job but also build business connections with people from your field or other fields through networking.
“+” you can chat with companies' HR specialists.
“-” the service only works via VPN.
📌 Europe Language Jobs
Helps emigrants in Europe find work in their native language.
“+” the site's home page features a selection of current vacancies in European countries;
“+” intuitive interface.