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1 open job, newest first. The tags show what each ad says.
Ad says: new-grad & graduate programsAd says: junior & entry-level titles
25 open jobs in Las Vegas, United States are internships, co-op terms, new-grad roles, say no experience is needed, or carry a junior or entry-level title. Each one is counted from what its own ad says.
Counted from live jobs on 23 Oct 2026.
2
Internships & trainee roles
0
Co-op work terms
1
New-grad & graduate programs
3
Says no experience needed
20
Junior & entry-level titles
Internships and trainee roles, co-op terms, new-grad roles and graduate programs, ads that say no experience is needed, and junior or entry-level titles.
The pay ranges these employers publish for internship, co-op, new-grad, no-experience and junior roles. Never estimates.
Median advertised pay, student and entry-level jobs in Las Vegas
$54K / year
Middle half $40K to $57K · about USD 25.84 an hour
From 8 postings that publish a pay range. Employers' own figures only; no estimates.
Take-home pay on $54K in Nevada (est.)
$45K / year
About USD 3,780 a month after income tax and payroll deductions · 15.6% effective tax (2026 rates)
An estimate from our calculator for the median advertised pay above, not an employer's figure. Try your own salary
Each links to real interview questions for that field.
| Field | Open jobs |
|---|---|
| Hospitality & Food ServiceInterview questions | 10 |
| Construction & Skilled TradesInterview questions | 3 |
| OperationsInterview questions | 2 |
| Retail & StoresInterview questions | 2 |
| Engineering (General)Interview questions | 1 |
| HR & RecruitingInterview questions | 1 |
1. Lead with what you can show
Projects, coursework, volunteering, a part-time job or a club role all count. Put the most relevant one first, with what you did and the result.
2. One page, plain layout
A single column with clear headings (Education, Experience, Projects, Skills) reads well for people and for hiring systems. Skip photos, tables and text in images.
3. Use the ad's own words
If the posting asks for Excel, customer service or Python and you have it, say it the same way. Don't add skills you don't have.
4. Numbers beat adjectives
"Served 80+ customers a shift" or "cut report time from 2 hours to 20 minutes" says more than "hard-working".
5. Say when you can start
For internships and co-op, put your available term (for example "Available May to August 2027, 4-month co-op term") near the top.
6. Check it once more
Spelling, a working email and phone number, and a file name like firstname-lastname-resume.pdf.
Only ads that say no experience is needed ("no experience required", "we will train you"). An ad that only says "entry-level" is listed under junior & entry-level titles instead.
Of these postings, 8 publish pay. The median advertised pay is $54K a year.
1 open job, newest first. The tags show what each ad says.