how to find jobd in zimbambwe

 

Use Zimbabwe job websites

These sites regularly post vacancies:

  • Zimbajob – hundreds of jobs in sales, IT, finance, etc.
  • Everyday Vacancies Zimbabwe – local verified jobs (security, sales, admin)
  • AllJobspo Zimbabwe – thousands of listings including NGO and remote jobs

👉 Examples of current jobs:

  • Drivers
  • Security guards
  • Marketing officers
  • Accountants
  • Teachers

🏢 2. Apply directly to companies

In Zimbabwe, many companies don’t advertise much.

Go physically to:

  • Shops, supermarkets, restaurants
  • Factories and warehouses
  • Offices in cities like Harare and Bulawayo

 Ask for:

  • General worker jobs
  • Shop assistant jobs
  • Cleaner / driver jobs

 3. Networking is VERY important

This is one of the biggest factors in Zimbabwe.

Many people say:

jobs often depend on “who you know” rather than just qualifications

 What to do:

  • Tell friends & family you’re looking
  • Ask people working in companies
  • Join WhatsApp & Facebook job groups

 4. Try internships & attachments

If you’re young or studying, this is one of the best ways in.

Examples:

  • Graduate trainee jobs
  • Student attachments (engineering, HR, accounting)

These often turn into full-time jobs later.

 5. Look for NGO & international jobs

Zimbabwe has many NGOs and UN-related jobs.

Examples include:

  • Project support roles
  • Community work
  • Health and education jobs

 6. Consider online / remote work

Because local jobs are limited:

  • Freelancing (writing, design, admin)
  • Remote customer service
  • Online teaching

 Reality check (important)

  • Jobs are limited and competitive
  • Even qualified people can struggle
  • Many people rely on:
    • Small businesses
    • Side hustles (selling goods, services)

👉 As one discussion put it:

formal employment is very limited, and many people survive through small hustles

 Best strategy (works in Zimbabwe)

  1. Apply online daily
  2. Walk into companies with your CV
  3. Use connections (very important)
  4. Try internships or volunteer work
  5. Have a side hustle while searching

 If you want, tell me:

  • your age
  • education
  • what job you want

I can help you find specific jobs or opportunities in Zimbabwe right now 👍

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