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Save jobs, searches and job alerts

Save listings to your library, save a job search, and turn on a weekly email of new matches.

Signed in, you can save individual listings to come back to, save a whole job search with its filters, and choose to get a weekly email when new listings match a saved search.

Save a listing

  1. Open the listing and click Save opportunity in the side panel. You'll see "Opportunity saved". On /jobs you can also click the bookmark icon on a listing's card.
  2. Click it again to remove it ("Removed from saved").
  3. Find saved listings in your library at /library, on the Opportunities tab. If you have none, you'll see "No saved opportunities".

A listing that's unpublished drops out of your saved list.

Save a search

  1. On /jobs, set your keyword and filters.
  2. In the Save this search box at the top, enter a Name for this search (or leave it blank to use your keyword).
  3. To get emails, tick Email me new matches each week.
  4. Click Save this search. You'll see "Search saved."

Your searches are listed under Your saved searches in the same box. Click a name to run it again with its filters.

Turn job alerts on or off

Under Your saved searches, each search has a Weekly email alerts checkbox. Tick it to turn alerts on, untick it to turn them off. Click Delete to remove a search.

What the alert email contains

Once a week, for each saved search with alerts on, you get one email if there are new open listings that match since the last check. It lists up to 10 new listings with their employer and a link to each. If nothing new matches, no email is sent that week. The email reminds you that you can turn alerts off on the jobs page.

Good to know

  • Job alerts only come from saved job searches with Weekly email alerts ticked. Saved searches on other pages, like events or churches, don't send emails.
  • Your saved job searches can also show up under Saved searches on your dashboard.
  • To see listings that fit your profile instead of a keyword, use Find matches. See Search for jobs and opportunities.

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