mobiJOBS™»Join

Imagine being Alerted/Notified Daily via SMS of jobs you are interested in! Yes you heard right imagine being alerted/notified via SMS of Jobs you are interested in, that's not all! Once you are a subscriber, you can Easily & Quickly Apply for Jobs right in your Cell Phone as many times as you want with our service My mobiCV™.

Imagine no more because mobiJOBS™ Job Alerting/Notifying Service is here, say you are interested in Admin/Clerical or IT/Computer Jobs, you setup a Job Alarm in your Cell Phone and then...

.....Next time you hear BEEP BEEP BEEP! It will be an SMS informing YOU of Admin/Clerical Jobs we have found for YOU which you are interested in or any other Job Category for that matter!

But how do I view these Jobs? Well, right on your WAP Cell Phone* plus 100s of other Jobs we are continuously finding for YOU! Stay ahead of the Job Seeker pack and be informed well ahead of other Job Seekers in this very tough Job Market. All of this for just R2/Day!

The major problem that most Job Seekers often encounter in South Africa is basically a way cost-effective for them to find Job Vacancy information. The means available to them are usually newspapers, notice boards, and internet cafés.

Current Job Vacancy Information Sources	Disadvantages for Job Seekers
Newspapers	Job Seekers in townships and rural areas incur daily travelling costs to get to a shop to buy the daily newspaper. Newspapers have very few jobs. An average 20 jobs are published per day and the quality of these jobs in many cases is very low. Newspapers are usually regional meaning a newspaper available in one area may actually not be available in another area depriving Job Seekers in one area of seeing Job Vacancies in other areas, for instance a KwaZulu-Natal job seeker cannot readily know about job opportunities in Gauteng and Cape Town.
Notice Boards at Government Places	Job Seekers incur travelling costs to these government places which are usually situated in towns/cities. Notice Boards just don’t have enough space to show all of the jobs available in governmnet because of limited space. Government notice boards usually only show jobs available only in that municipality and not other municipalities, and thus again Job Seekers cannot easily find out jobs occurring in other municipalities.
Internet Cafes	It’s true many Jobs are posted online, but only about 10% of South Africans have got access to internet because of the high costs of acquiring a PC and paying for internet service access, further more there are infrastructural and econonomic challenges still prevailing that prevent for South Africa to have broadband rolled out in all of its corners. Internet Cafes are the main means of access to the internet for many Job Seekers however these are often in towns/cities, thus many rural and township people have to travel great distances to access internet cafes and internet café internet as can cost anything from R5 per hour in cities/towns to R40 per hour in some rural areas.
Challenges in Applying for Jobs
Fax	Faxing is costly at around R8 per page or R24 for a three (3) page CV to just one employer, the chance that one will be employed is also dependant on the number of times one applies for a jobs, clearly most job seekers just do not afford to apply as many times as they want.
E-mail	Emailing a CV requires one to be by a PC with internet, with only 10% of people having access to PC with internet, clearly most job seekers are disadvantaged in this regard. Job Seekers therefore depend on expensive internet cafes which are in town/cities which means they further incur travelling costs.

The current means of access to Job Vacancy information are clearly inefficient and very costly for your average Job Seeker – thus most Job Seekers are disadvantaged and robbed of an opportunity to find an employment opportunity in the South African job market.

mobiJOBS™ is designed with the Job Seeker in mind ensuring that Job Seekers are able to gain access to Job Vacancy information in the most accessible and cost-effective way by far for them via their Cell Phones! And that's not all! Once you are a subscriber, you can Easily & Quickly Apply for Jobs right in your Cell Phone as many times as you want with our service My mobiCV™.

More than 80% of South Africans have access to Cell Phones. Job Seekers now can be informed of Job Vacancy information and have them view these Job Vacancies using the means most accessible to them – the Cell Phone!

You will receive your password and there after click the URL (wap site address) or link provided in the returning SMS and login to setup your SMS Job Alert, it’s recommended you save the link as a bookmark on your Cell Phone.

*As a subscriber to mobiJOBS™ Daily SMS Job Alerting/Notifying Service, you will get a Daily Job Alerting/Notifying SMS of jobs you are interested in or have set an sms job alert for and which we have added for you and gain ‘full’ access to member exclusive Job Vacancy information posted by our partner employers and browse hundreds of these jobs conveniently either via your Cell Phone or PC. This is a subscription services and it will cost you R2/Day. Your Cell Phone must support GPRS internet, and have it enabled as well as WAP 2.0. If your Cell Phone hasn’t got mobile internet enabled contact your Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, or Virgin Mobile customer care. Terms and Condition apply available at: http://www.mobijobs.co.za/terms.php

»Get Daily SMS Job Alerts Now!

It's a fierce job market, stay ahead of the pack by being alerted of jobs first! So you apply first!

Challenges in Applying for Jobs