Where to Look for PA Jobs

There are a number of places where Personal Assistant (PA) jobs are regularly advertised in Scotland. These include advertisers with both a local and national focus.

My Job Scotland Personal Assistant job site

My Job Scotland is the only place where Personal Assistant roles from across Scotland are advertised together.

You can search for roles near you by putting in your location.

Visit the site: https://www.myjobscotland.gov.uk/personal-assistant-jobs

PA Network Scotland

The PA Network Scotland host a jobs hub where they post PA vancancies

https://www.panetworkscotland.org.uk/jobs

Local organisation websites

Other places to look for PA jobs

Jobcentre Plus

Local Jobcentre Plus centres sometimes advertise vacancies for Personal Assistants. You can search for your local Jobcentre Plus here: https://find-your-nearest-jobcentre.dwp.gov.uk/search.php

You can also search online for current vacancies here: https://www.jobcentreguide.co.uk/

Online recruitment sites

The following recruitment sites often have adverts for Personal Assistant vacancies:

Facebook

Some employers use Facebook, particularly local community groups, to advertise PA vacancies. To find community Facebook groups, do a search for the name of the place where you live on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/

Gumtree

Some employers use Gumtree to advertise PA vacancies. You can download the Gumtree app to a mobile or tablet, or visit the website: https://www.gumtree.com/

In-person adverts

Some employers place posters or notices advertising PA vacancies in their local area. Keep an eye on noticeboards in supermarkets, Post Offices and community centres.

Colleges and universities

If you are a student at a college or university, you may have access to a recruitment site hosted by your college/ university where local vacancies are advertised, and this can be a good source of PA vacancies.

Next steps

Visit the My Job Scotland website to look for Personal Assistant vacancies.

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Last Updated
11 June 2024
First Published
01 April 2022
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