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Job Location and Development Program
Job Location and Development (JLD) is in part a federally funded program that seeks to provide financial assistance to students through employment opportunities. JLD is a component of the University Career Center that helps employers connect with currently enrolled UNC-Charlotte students who seek full-time, part-time, temporary, or summer off-campus employment opportunities that do not require a degree. The JLD program operates on a year-round basis. To learn more about the JLD program please click on the following links.
- Why post with the Job Location and Development Program?
- What information should I include in my vacancy announcement?
- How do I post a part time job?
- How long will my position be posted?
- Are there other recruiting opportunities through the JLD Program?
- I represent a third-party recruiter; can I post a position with the JLD program?
- Do I need to tell you when I hire a student?
- Who do I contact if I have questions about the JLD Program?
1. Why post with the Job Location Development Program?
- Save time and money on recruiting
- Post as many jobs as you like as many times as you like at no charge
- Students have 24 hour access to your postings
- Gain access to students that represent a variety of majors with diverse skills and experiences
- Networking Capabilities w/Students
- Viral Marketing = Free Advertising
- Ability to Engage in On-Campus Recruiting = More Visibility
2. What information should I include in my vacancy announcement?
All position listed with the JLD program must provide (at minimum) the following information:
- Employer contact information (for internal use only)
- Job title
- Brief job description
- Required/preferred qualifications/skills
- Salary and/or benefits
- Application method
When completing the job posting form, be advised that the information you submit is the information that students will view when searching for positions. The more appealing the advertisement the better response you will receive. Provide enough information so the student is not left guessing.
3. How do I post a job with the JLD program?
To post a part-time, seasonal, temporary or full-time position (not requiring a degree),complete the on-line job posting form or print the form and fax it to 704 687-3382 or mail it to
UNC Charlotte
University Career Center
JLD Program Coordinator
9201 University City Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28223-0001
4. How long will my position be posted?
JLD positions are typically posted for 4 weeks; however, if you prefer your position posted for a longer period of time please indicate that on your job posting form. For positions where there is always a need, we can create a reoccurring posting.
5. Are there other recruiting opportunities through the JLD program?
JLD employers can participate in on-campus recruiting opportunities such as conducting on-campus information tables and information sessions; these are great ways to interact with UNC Charlotte students and spread the word about the opportunities with your company. JLD employers can also participate in on-campus interviewing. We also encourage JLD employers to participate in our part-time job fairs held in August and February each year. For more information about these exciting opportunities contact the JLD Coordinator at 704 687-2231.
6. I represent a third party recruiter; can I post positions with the JLD program?
Yes, third party recruiters may post positions with the JLD program. All third party recruiters are required to complete a Third Party Recruiter Agreement Form in addition to the job posting form.
7. Do I need to tell you when I hire a student?
Yes, as a federal program we are required to report in aggregate form information on student hires; therefore, this information is critical for our records relating to the future funding of the JLD Program. Student hire information can be submitted electronically by completing an online Student Hire Report form or by printing the form and faxing it to 704 687-3382.
8. Who do I contact if I have questions about the JLD program?
If you have questions about the JLD Program you may contact:
Nichelle Wilson
JLD Program Coordinator
(704) 687-2231
