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Aruba labour market: the official numbers and where to find them

CBS is the statistical authority, the Central Bank gives macro context and forecasts, and job boards show observed demand. The latest LFS 2025 figures, and why a statistic, a vacancy count and a forecast are three different things.

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Spotting a job scam

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How a skill grows

Employers describe the same skill at three levels. Knowing which one a job asks for tells you whether to apply now or what to build first.

The three skill levels side by side, Foundational, Intermediate and Advanced, each with what it looks like at work.Foundational: Routine tasks, with guidance when things change. You can do familiar tasks and you understand the basic ideas. When a task varies or gets difficult you ask for help. Intermediate: Common tasks on your own, help only for the hard ones. You handle everyday work independently and cope with moderate variation. You need support only occasionally, in difficult situations. Advanced: Complex or unfamiliar situations, with little guidance. You use judgement in new situations, fix problems at their cause, improve how the work is done and help others do it well.FoundationalRoutine tasks, with guidance whenthings change.IntermediateCommon tasks on your own, helponly for the hard ones.AdvancedComplex or unfamiliar situations,with little guidance.
The three skill levels side by side, Foundational, Intermediate and Advanced, each with what it looks like at work.Foundational: Routine tasks, with guidance when things change. You can do familiar tasks and you understand the basic ideas. When a task varies or gets difficult you ask for help. Intermediate: Common tasks on your own, help only for the hard ones. You handle everyday work independently and cope with moderate variation. You need support only occasionally, in difficult situations. Advanced: Complex or unfamiliar situations, with little guidance. You use judgement in new situations, fix problems at their cause, improve how the work is done and help others do it well.FoundationalRoutine tasks, with guidance whenthings change.IntermediateCommon tasks on your own, help onlyfor the hard ones.AdvancedComplex or unfamiliar situations, withlittle guidance.
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Foundational

  • Routine tasks, with guidance when things change.
  • You can do familiar tasks and you understand the basic ideas. When a task varies or gets difficult you ask for help.

Intermediate

  • Common tasks on your own, help only for the hard ones.
  • You handle everyday work independently and cope with moderate variation. You need support only occasionally, in difficult situations.

Advanced

  • Complex or unfamiliar situations, with little guidance.
  • You use judgement in new situations, fix problems at their cause, improve how the work is done and help others do it well.
Where the listings are, by field
  • Hospitality 60
  • Food & Beverage 17
  • Housekeeping / Cleaning 16
  • Engineering & Maintenance 12
  • Guest Service 7
  • Front Office & Reservations 6
  • Administration 5

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  • Can I apply directly on the site?

    Yes – each job listing will show how to apply, either directly through the portal (a Jobseeker account is required) or via email/contact info provided in the job listing. Please note: Various listings may direct you to the application page on the company's own website.

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  • Is there a CV or profile tool available?

    Aruba Jobs has features that help jobseekers create and upload professional CVs and profiles to match with suitable job openings. To create your profile click on 'Register here' that can be found in the site navigation header on the right hand site.

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  • Are job listings updated frequently?

    Yes – new job offers are regularly added and updated to reflect current opportunities in Aruba's job market.

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  • What should I include in a job application?

    Generally a professional CV and any other requested documents. Some listings may ask for a cover letter or specific qualifications/experience.

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  • Does the site offer alerts for new jobs?

    Yes – Create a Jobseeker profile and sign up for job alerts or newsletters to notified about new opportunities according to your selected interests.

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