Jobs in Israel for New Immigrants

Opportunities for getting started: entry-level jobs, positions that may not require fluent Hebrew, warehousing, manufacturing, logistics and services.

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Where should you start your job search after aliyah?

After moving to Israel, new immigrants often need to understand the local job market: which roles are available, whether Hebrew is required, what conditions to ask about and how to contact an employer.

AVRIKA helps Russian-speaking job seekers explore vacancies by city, professional field and employment type. You can read individual listings, use filters and follow the contact instructions provided by employers.

For an initial job search, consider entry-level roles in warehouses, packaging, manufacturing, logistics, cleaning, services and assistance on worksites. Availability and requirements vary.

Opportunities for newcomers

Jobs without experience Positions where the employer may provide initial training
Jobs with limited Hebrew Openings where fluent Hebrew may not be required
Warehousing and manufacturing Browse general vacancies and filter by location

What should you clarify before applying?

  • Whether employment is formalised and what the contract provides
  • Hourly pay or monthly salary and how payments are made
  • Working hours, shifts and the number of hours per week
  • Work location and transport options
  • The level of Hebrew required
  • Training, accommodation or other initial assistance, if any

Useful terms for new immigrants

The AVRIKA glossary (currently in Russian) explains terms commonly used in the Israeli job market, including koach adam (employment agencies), pitzuyim (severance pay), and tlush maskoret (payslip).

Russian-language glossary What is koach adam? Jobs without Hebrew Jobs with accommodation

Frequently asked questions: jobs for new immigrants

Which jobs are suitable for new immigrants?

Depending on your skills and language level, options may include warehouses, logistics, manufacturing, packaging, cleaning, services and other roles.

Can I find work without prior experience?

Some employers train new staff on the job. Check the actual duties, schedule and training arrangements.

Can I work without fluent Hebrew?

Some vacancies are open to Russian-speaking candidates with limited Hebrew, especially during their initial adjustment period.

What should I ask the employer?

Ask about pay, contract terms, work hours, duties, location, accommodation where relevant and language requirements.

How can the AVRIKA glossary help?

It explains Israeli employment terms and helps readers understand job listings, employment arrangements and workplace conditions.

Find a job to get started

Browse vacancies, select a city, field and employment type, or contact AVRIKA to ask about relevant listings.

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