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Free notice template · Word

Job Advertisement Template

A job advertisement is the candidate-facing version of a vacancy, written to attract the right applicants on job portals, newspapers, social media and notice boards. This template gives a short hook, role overview, requirements, salary and benefits, and clear application steps.

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  • Made for India
  • 27 fill-in fields highlighted
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Preview of the notice

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[Company Logo][Company Name]

WE ARE HIRING

[Designation] – [Work Location] | [Experience] Years

[Company Name] is a [industry] company serving [customers / markets] from [cities]. We are growing our [Department] team and looking for a [Designation] who enjoys [one-line motivation, e.g. solving customer problems / building reliable systems].

What you will do

  • [Responsibility 1]
  • [Responsibility 2]
  • [Responsibility 3]
  • [Responsibility 4]
  • [Responsibility 5]

What we are looking for

  • [Qualification] with [Experience] years in [domain]
  • Working knowledge of [skill / software]
  • Good communication in [languages]
  • Willingness to [travel / work shifts], if applicable

What we offer

  • CTC: ₹[Amount] – ₹[Amount] per annum (based on experience)
  • PF, ESI as applicable, and health insurance
  • [Paid leave / learning budget / incentives]
  • [Work model: office / hybrid / remote]

How to apply

Send your resume to [Email] with the subject line '[Reference Number] – [Designation]' or apply at [Application Link] by [Date]. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within [Number] working days.

[Company Name] is an equal opportunity employer. We never ask candidates for any payment, deposit or fee at any stage of hiring. Please report such requests to [Email].

What this template includes

  • Attention-grabbing headline with job title and location
  • Short company introduction candidates can relate to
  • What you will do: 5–6 crisp responsibilities
  • What we are looking for: must-have requirements only
  • Salary range and benefits, which lift response quality
  • How to apply, with deadline and reference code
  • Equal opportunity and anti-fraud line

When to use it

  • Posting a vacancy on job portals and the careers page
  • Writing a 'We are hiring' social media post
  • Placing a classified newspaper advertisement
  • Sharing a vacancy notice in WhatsApp groups or with placement cells

How to customise this template

  1. 1Shorten to the headline, 3 bullets and apply link for social posts
  2. 2Add a walk-in date, time and venue for walk-in drives
  3. 3Use local language versions for blue-collar or regional roles
  4. 4Insert your application email, link or QR code
  5. 5Post the finished ad on BetterJobs and your careers page for wider reach

HR tips

  • Use the job title candidates search for and mention the city in the headline
  • Avoid long wish lists; three to five requirements get more relevant applicants
  • Always state that the company never charges candidates any fee, to protect against fake job scams
  • Do not mention age, gender or religion preferences

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Frequently asked questions

What should a job advertisement include?+

Job title, location, a short company intro, key duties, essential requirements, salary or benefits and clear instructions on how and by when to apply.

Should salary be mentioned in a job ad?+

It is not mandatory, but showing a range improves the quality of applications and reduces negotiation surprises later.

How long should a job ad be?+

For job portals 200–350 words works well. Social media posts should be much shorter with a link to the full ad.