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Your first job starts here.
Live internships, part-time student jobs and new-graduate roles from employers’ own career pages, updated every hour. Every job links straight to the employer.
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Your first-job plan, year by year
Explore
- Find a part-time or campus job
- Join 1–2 clubs and lead something small
- Start a one-page resume
Try it out
- Apply for first internships and research roles
- Build a LinkedIn profile
- Visit your campus career center
The internship year
- Many big employers recruit for summer internships the fall before
- Practice interviews
- Ask mentors for referrals
Land the offer
- New-grad roles often open in fall, a year before the start date
- Apply to 10–20 good fits, not hundreds
- Compare offers by pay, growth and benefits
🛡️ Spot a fake job
- Real employers never ask you to pay to apply or for training.
- Never deposit a check and send money back.
- Be careful with offers made only by text or chat, with no interview.
- Check that the posting is on the company’s own website.
Learn more: FTC job scams · Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
🌎 International students
- U.S.: F-1 students may work after graduation through OPT, with a longer STEM OPT extension for eligible degrees.
- Canada: eligible graduates may apply for a post-graduation work permit.
- Ask your school’s international student office before you accept any job.
🏛️ Government starts for graduates
📄 Resume and interview help
- CareerOneStop resume guide (U.S. Department of Labor)
- Job Bank (Government of Canada)
- Your campus career center: free resume reviews and mock interviews
More jobs near you: official job banks
Each state and province runs a free job bank with local employers of every size.
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Canada
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Sources: employers’ public career pages (via Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby job boards), U.S. Department of Labor CareerOneStop (state job banks), Government of Canada Job Bank, USCIS, DHS Study in the States, IRCC and the FTC. Listings refresh hourly and are removed when the employer closes them.
Disclaimer: This information is for informational purposes only. Global Yuva does not employ, recruit for or endorse these employers, and it does not guarantee interviews, offers or work authorization. Always apply on the employer’s official website and confirm details there. Company names are used only to identify the employer.