Entry Level Jobs Hiring Now

The newest postings are the best place to start, because applying early improves your chances. These entry level jobs were posted most recently.

For entry level jobs near me hiring immediately, see jobs hiring immediately near me, and for roles that need no background at all, see jobs near me with no experience. Both pages search near the location you enter.

IT entry level jobs include help desk, desktop support and junior systems roles. Employers look for troubleshooting skills, patience with users and, often, an entry-level IT certification.

Cyber security entry level jobs include security operations center analyst, junior security analyst and IT roles with security duties. Many people move into security after a year or two in help desk or networking work.

Accounting entry level jobs include staff accountant, accounts payable and receivable clerk and bookkeeping roles. Staff accountant postings usually ask for a degree in accounting, while clerk roles often do not.

Human resources entry level jobs include HR assistant, recruiting coordinator and onboarding specialist roles. Organization, discretion with private information and clear communication matter most.

Marketing entry level jobs include marketing coordinator, social media assistant and content assistant roles. A small portfolio of writing, design or campaign work helps you stand out.

Finance entry level jobs include financial analyst, bank teller, loan processor and operations roles. Analyst roles usually ask for a degree, while bank branch roles often train new hires.

Construction entry level jobs include general laborer, helper and apprentice roles in trades such as electrical work and welding. Many trades train newcomers through apprenticeships, which pay you while you learn.

Hospitals with entry level jobs hire for patient transport, environmental services, food service, unit secretary, patient access and other support roles. Some clinical roles, such as patient care technician or medical assistant, need a short training program first.

Sales entry level jobs include sales development representative, retail sales associate and inside sales roles. Pay often combines a base wage with commission, so read the posting for how earnings are calculated.

Entry level roles that need a specific skill or credential, such as IT support, data analysis or a skilled trade, tend to pay more than roles anyone can start. To check the salary for entry level jobs in your field, search the title and sort the results by salary.

Good paying entry level jobs with no degree are often in skilled trades, truck driving, warehouse work with equipment certifications and some health care support roles. Many of them need a license or short training course instead of a degree.

Part time entry level jobs are common in retail, restaurants, customer service and tutoring. They are a good way to build experience while you study or care for family; see part time jobs near you.

An entry level job is an ongoing position, while an internship is a temporary training role, often for students. When choosing between entry level jobs and internships, consider whether you need steady income now or short-term experience in a field.

Two more choices are worth comparing. Weighing entry level jobs vs graduate program options comes down to structure: a graduate program rotates you through teams, while an entry level job puts you in one role from the start. If you are choosing between entry level jobs or apprenticeships, a registered apprenticeship is a paid job that combines on-the-job learning with classroom instruction.