Jobaphiles.com - Job Auctions For University Students

Are you a university student looking for job opportunities? These are scarcer than ever the way thing stand right now, and we all agree that any help we can get when it comes to cracking it is more than welcome. This website will enable you to bid for jobs that are offered and indicate how much you are willing to work for, and enumerate the reasons why you should be hired.

The opening screen lists the main categories on its left-hand side, and these include “Accounting”, “Customer Service”, “Computer” and “Babysitting” to name just four from a very comprehensive list.

As it was mentioned in the first paragraph, this system is geared towards university students that are looking for a way to outsource their work and start making their names be known in the circles they intend to move in. It also offers them an income for paying the high-costs of their education.

For the time being, only students that attend universities in Boston can use this service. Hopefully, the site will gather pace and open up accordingly, because the service is not only very well-focused but also very practical for all concerned parties.

“Jobaphiles is a job-auction network connecting those that need work performed with a community of talented university students ('Jobaphiles') around the nation. Whether it's a quick errand, a long-term project, or a full or short-term job, you can save time and money by hiring a Jobaphile.”

Such a service helps both students and employers, as it gives them a platform for ready interaction. Employers have access to fresh talent, and students have a chance to generate a much-needed source of income to pay their ways.

When will the service go nationwide?