もっとも一般的な表現はやはり”job hunting”です。
”look for a job”はその表現通り、「[仕事](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/37171/)を[探す](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/36321/)」というニュアンスです。
例)
I'm busy looking for a job.
仕事探し(就活)で忙しい。
I'm in the market means that you have sent your resume /CV out to job agencies.
"I'm looking to change jobs" & "I'm open to a new job opportunity"means that you intend
looking for a new job.
I'm in the marketとは、Resume/CVをリクルートエージェンシー相手に送ることを意味します。
I'm looking to change jobs & I'm open to a new job opportunityは、仕事を探しているという意味です。
Now college is over...I have joined the ranks of the job seekers!
A job seeker is a UK term for someone actively seeking employment...This term is used on a daily basis, indeed the government provides a Job seeker's allowance to help people searching for work!
"Now college is over...I have joined the ranks of the job seekers!"
A job seekerは、積極的に仕事を探している人を表すイギリスで使われる語です。この語は日常的に使われ、政府は、就探しをしている人を支援するために求職者手当を支給しています。
例文
"Now college is over...I have joined the ranks of the job seekers!"
もう大学生活は終わった。私ももう求職者の一員だ
Examples
'What are you currently doing?'
'I am currently seeking employment.'
'What are you currently doing?'
'I am actively seeking work.'
'What are you currently doing?'
'I am looking for a job in the retail industry.'
例
'What are you currently doing?'(今は何をしているんですか?)
'I am currently seeking employment.'(今は就活をしています)
'What are you currently doing?'(今は何をしているんですか?)
'I am actively seeking work.'(就活をしています)
'What are you currently doing?'(今は何をしているんですか?)
'I am looking for a job in the retail industry.'(小売業界で仕事を探しています)
The most common expression for this would be, "job-hunting," but we can also use the phrase, "looking for a job," to express that we are searching for work or for a job somewhere.
Example sentences :
I'm job-hunting right now, I need to find work.
I'm looking for a job right now.