OverseasJobs.com, GoAbroad.com and State.gov all list overseas jobs as of 2015. Each offers a search feature that allows visitors to find jobs based on keywords and locations, and State.gov, which is the U.S. Department of State’s official website, offers links to other international jobs boards.

Find overseas security jobs on standard job search websites, such as Monster.com and Indeed.com. Specialized job search sites, including ClearanceJobs.com and G4S.com, also list overseas security jobs.

To find overseas contract jobs, use the services of a legitimate contract job search agency with connections to overseas employers. Before accepting an overseas contract job, candidates must obtain a work visa, arrange for transport and housing accommodations, and gain a firm understanding of the te

Monster.com and Indeed.com are two popular sites that allow people to search for jobs. Both have large databases of job postings available to search through. The postings are provided by companies actively seeking to fill positions.

Some overseas countries that offer opportunities for teaching include China, Spain and South Korea. As of 2015, these are some of the best job markets for Americans looking to teach English abroad.

In the 21st century, most job listings are posted online. Job seekers can find listings on company websites in the careers section; on career sites, such as Monster, Indeed and LinkedIn; and also on Craigslist. Some employers post "Now Hiring" signs on the front windows of their businesses. Networki

Find fast hiring jobs by searching on sites such as Indeed.com, SnagAJob.com, SimplyHired.com and Craigslist.org for postings in industries that typically feature fewer requirements and shorter terms, as of 2015. Some careers that contain expedient hiring processes include the food service industry,

Edinburgh International, Control Risks, Cochise MTS Inc. and Aegis LLC are all companies that maintain offices and operate overseas. However, there are many other companies that do not maintain offices overseas but do contract to provide services in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and South Am

Overseas security jobs are available in numerous countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Syria, as well as other countries with a U.S. military presence. In most cases, the jobs are available through private security contracting firms and not from the countries themselves, as of 2015.

A 14-year-old person can find a job at restaurants and stores. The list extends to all jobs that aren't hazardous and don't include manufacturing or mining. In certain states, such as Georgia, young individuals under the age of 18 have to obtain an Employment Certificate before being hired.