就職するって英語でなんて言うの？

You can say that you'll start your new job soon or say next week or next month, etc.
Have a great day!

Getting a job, means that we are starting a career or changing a career or maybe just moving to a better company.
I got a job and I start working there next year!

"Looking for a job" = 就職する
英語では、"job-hunting" というのが言ってもいいです。

1. These are the facts and this is an unemotional statement.
2. This is a more enthusiastic and excited message.
3. Guess what = you invite the listener to try to imagine what you will say next.
   "How are you these days?"
   "Guess what?"
   "I don't know."
   "My job starts next year!"
   "Wow, congratulations!"

"I will start working next year." this explains that he will get a job in the new year.

"I start my new/first job next year." this explains that he will start a new job or start his first job in the next year.

I will start searching for work next year'. This is a normal everyday phrase that can be used to explain that you will begin applying for jobs next year.
'I will put the feelers out for a job next year'. This is a popular phrase used by people who are already in work and who want to start asking people they know if they have any jobs available or it can be used by people who will be looking for work for the first time and who are exploring lots of job opportunities.

I have found a job.../secured a job / or I have been recruited by a company:
These phrases are all viable choices when telling someone .....You are no longer
in the process of "looking for work" ...are no longer "Job searching"

It's very exciting to find a job in the career that you have been studying for. Many people don't use their degree after they graduate. They work in different jobs that are not related to their studies.

"I just found a new job" means that it was very recently that it happened. Maybe you were searching for a long time, you haven't stated this. You are just stating that you finally found a job.

"I finally got hired" is another way of saying that you got a job. When you start a new job, the company "hires" you. Using "finally" gives us the impression that you have been wanting this for some time.

The first two are two ways that we can use different verbs to describe starting employment. Start has a more literal meaning that you will begin to work at a certain point.

Example sentence :
- I will start working next week, I"m very excited.
- I got a new job, it will be in a big international company.