This article provides a brief step by step explanation on how to create vacancies in the Jobs module in WordPress. Why use the jobs module? It has two main advantages:

  • Manage all your vacancies in one single overview.
  • Automatic integration with Google Jobs.


Step 1: Add new job

Go to the backend of WordPress. Click on the menu item “Jobs” and click on “Add New“.

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After clicking “Add New” a new page should load to create the job. Give the Job a title, e.g.:


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If you scroll down on this screen you’ll see the following fields:


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These fields are specifically for the Google Jobs integration. Fill in the required fields as complete as possible.


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You can save the page as Draft.

Step 2: Add preview information for the overview page

All jobs come together in one overview page. But of course the overview page cannot show all content for all jobs. That’s why each job has preview information which can look like this:

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In order to show the preview image and add a custom preview text (please keep the preview text short), go to the right sidebar and scroll down. You’ll see a field called “featured image” and a field called “excerpt”. Add the preview image to the featured image field and the preview text to the excerpt field:


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If you have filled in all the fields from the steps above, you can save the job as draft and click on Edit with Elementor.



Step 3: Create the job single page with Elementor

After completing step 1 and 2, the job is ready for the Google Jobs integration and the overview page. But the job itself also needs a page for more detailed information. If you click on edit with Elementor (make sure to have saved the job as draft before editing with Elementor, otherwise the information from step 1 and 2 could be lost), the Elementor editor should open and now you can create the subpage for the job any way you want. If you have no experience with editing with Elementor have a look at this article.


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Step 4: Publish and Translate


Alright! When you have finished step 1,2, and 3 you can publish the page and that’s it! 

If your website has multiple languages don’t forget to translate. You can translate the jobs in the same way as you translate other pages. If you have no experience with translating pages please have a look this article.