Top 10 Jobs That Are Available Right Now
Updated: Sep 13, 2021
COVID-19's disruption of various industries in the Philippines have affected significant number of people. However, there is hope for those who have lost their jobs, or are looking for one. JobStreet released their report on the top roles/jobs that are available right now.
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What are the top roles/jobs that are available in JobStreet?
Over 37,000 jobs are currently available as of May 2020. In these JobStreet listings, 63% are education-related while 10% are related to maintenance services. The top industries hiring right now includes BPO, human resources, government, and education sectors. These are the list of the number of available jobs posted in jobstreet.com.
Rank | Roles | Available Jobs |
1 | Call Center Agent | 7,064 |
2 | School Teacher | 4,760 |
3 | Nurse | 3,791 |
4 | Engineer (IT/Civil/Chemical/Mechanical) | 3,232 |
5 | Customer Service Representative | 2,837 |
6 | Admin Assistant | 1,786 |
7 | Sales (Sales Manager/Sales Agent/Key Accounts Manager) | 1,638 |
8 | Supervisor (Accounting/Sales/BPO Operations/Finance) | 1,281 |
9 | Staff (Accounting/Admin/Cashier/Hotel) | 1,011 |
10 | System Developer | 907 |
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I know job hunting is hard and is really stressful, especially during these difficult times where more than 4 million workers have lost their jobs and struggling everyday to meet their needs. We are hoping that these kinds of resources can give you even a little bit of hope for you to stay positive on job hunting. You can browse with other online job sites and keep an eye on the job postings that fit your skills and experiences.
Also, you can use this time to discern on the career path that you want. There are free online resources you can take to improve your skills and to guide you on how you can craft a better resume to increase your chances. I will be publishing an article about it in the next few days. Just remember, it's okay to feel down sometimes. Just take the time to breathe to avoid burn out. Build Nation will always be here to try and help provide helpful resources that can at least provide hope. Best of luck!
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Source: The Job Report (May 2020)
