Its a project for school, I have to make a job website (list jobs for 16-18 year olds) and have the hours, pay, etc, etc. (it can be totally made up jobs, like a job watching paint dry or something silly o-O)

well we have to make a site that lists all that, but as for links other than Home and Jobs, I dunno what else to put.

I'm going to make a page for each job, have a home page, and a page that lists + catagorizes the jobs...

What else should I include?

Why don't you do a search for real job sites and see what they include? C'mon, it's a school assignment, you're supposed to think!

Ask your teacher, what they want, i mean on which system based they want website, may be it like biotech, healthy environment

You can add file maintenance page where you can manage (add, edit, delete, update) the details of the job (job id, job title, job description), a page for computation of salary (hours worked, rate, etc.) and a page for qualifications and requirements on the job.

And as LadynRed said, do a research on job related sites, it would help.

Originally Posted by Flamewhisker

Its a project for school, I have to make a job website (list jobs for 16-18 year olds) and have the hours, pay, etc, etc. (it can be totally made up jobs, like a job watching paint dry or something silly o-O)

well we have to make a site that lists all that, but as for links other than Home and Jobs, I dunno what else to put.

I'm going to make a page for each job, have a home page, and a page that lists + catagorizes the jobs...

What else should I include?

Off the top of my head:
An About Us page talking about how this jobs placement site works
A place for employers to add new job listings
An online application form for each job
A place to upload/create a resume
Terms & Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Privacy Policy

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