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You may have noticed lots of reports in the media suggest that lots of jobs in Scotland are being cut.  Some of these stories are certainly true and there is no avoiding them, but it is important to note that there are also lots of jobs being created.  Companies such as the Royal bank of Scotland, Hewlett-Packard and Virgin are choosing to create new jobs in the area.

There are some great online resources you can use to help you find your dream job in Scotland.  From CV advice and Interview tips to goals setting and career transition help, there is something for everyone.  If you want to be successful in getting a job then you need to be aware of the top job boards, recruitment agencies and general websites for Scottish Jobs.

Edinburgh is Scotland’s capital city and is a good place to work.  The city has good transport links, a thriving jobs industry and lots of nice places to live.  If you want something a little different then you might want to do some research into places like Aberdeen and Inverness.

You might be wondering what sort of jobs are available in Scotland at the moment.  It is helpful to know a bit about the job market you are entering.  So here are a few job roles that are available right now, you never know you might be suitable for one of them!  Take a look and see what you think:

• Collections Advisor
• Accountant
• Security Analyst
• Media Sales
• Restaurant Manager
• Online Journalist
• Electrical Engineer
• Chemist
• Head of Children’s Services
• Lecturer
• Driving Instructor
• Food and Beverage Manager

The above list demonstrates that there is an interesting range of jobs available in Scotland at the moment.  Lots of different disciplines are expanding and there is bound to be something you like.  If you are interested in any of the above roles then you should look for more information online.   Then a Scottish job board might be the next best step.  If you find a quality website then you should be able to perform an advanced search that will bring up relevant jobs.

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Source by John Smith