Move to New Hampshire

If you’re looking to move to New Hampshire, consider finding a job at a private school! Schools need all sorts of staff, in addition to teachers, and boarding schools often provide employees with housing, food and more!

This detailed guide will lead you through the steps involved in finding a great job in New Hampshire! You’ll read about defining your job search, addressing logistics, navigating job boards, and more – all from a Free Stater who is also a professional job coach.

If your plan for moving to New Hampshire involves starting a new business (or possibly relocating your existing business), here is a checklist of the basics to guide you on your way. From choosing a name and location to building your business’ foundation, learn it all from a Free Stater who is also a professional job coach.

Prospective employers in NH won’t even look at my résumé because it is clear I am living and working in Idaho right now. Is there anything I can do to get around this?

Being available for interviews within a time frame that meets the schedule of your prospective employer is one of the most challenging parts of searching for a new job from a distance. The trick is to make the logistics of the long-distance interview as easy as possible for the employer. But how do you do this?

Working with headhunters (recruiters) can be a productive way to learn about and pursue job opportunities, especially if you are an experienced professional. It is important that you understand the different types of recruiters, how they work, and what you can expect when working with one…

A short-term/contract position could be a really good way to make the move to New Hampshire, but there are drawbacks to be aware of as you consider this option. Lack of job security, difficulty budgeting long term, fewer or no benefits beyond hourly pay, and overall lower pay are the most often cited…