The lives of millions of people across the world have been put on pause as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc.
For some people, looking for a new job may be pretty far down the agenda of priorities - although others may be desperate for work despite government aid.
In Liverpool, there are still a number of job adverts being posted.
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Here are some of the stand out opportunities:
Army officers
The British Army is seeking new officers nationwide - and no degree is needed.
According to the army job advert: "You don’t need a degree for many Officer roles, and specific entry requirements vary from role to role.
"What we look for in our Officer Cadets is leadership potential, a sense of purpose and the drive to do great things.
"With these qualities in place, we can give you the training you need to take your skills and abilities and shape them into something amazing, whether you’re fresh out of school, are professionally qualified or already building a career."
Starting salaries are around £27,200 rising to around £32,800 after a year's training.
Training starts at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, and if you make the cut and are commissioned, you will be expected to take charge of 30 soldiers.
Anyone who thinks they have what it takes can apply here.
Waking night support worker
Care in Mind is after a walking night support worker to help young people with complex mental health needs at a residential home in West Kirby, Wirral.
The job involves working nights supporting the residents with therapy, planning social and leisure activities, giving medication and completing associated paperwork.
Pay is £9.54 per hour with an additional 50p per hour unsociable hours payment, and the role includes 22 days holiday plus bank holidays.
You can apply here.
ICT Teacher
Educational consultants Academics are looking to recruit an ICT teacher to work with its client schools across St Helens, on either short or long term contracts.
Candidates will need to be an "enthusiastic ICT Teacher" with experience of teaching ICT up to GCSE and/or A-Level.
Academics says the role is ideal for someone looking for a more flexible role or a newly qualified teacher looking to kick start their career.
You can apply here.
