Narrow down the jobs that you can apply for by searching listings on career websites and the websites of companies and institutions. If you are inexperienced, look for entry-level jobs. If you are experienced, search for specific companies and institutions that offer jobs in your area of expertise.
Check the job descriptions carefully to see if they list "tuition reimbursement" among benefits.
Check the human resources website of the companies and institutions offering jobs to see if they have a policy for tuition reimbursement.
Outline your educational goals. If you are interested in a math degree, eliminate jobs that only offer tuition reimbursement for marketing.
Do a search for jobs that offer tuition reimbursement on major job search sites like Career Builder.
Do a more aggressive job search in sectors that are more likely to offer tuition reimbursement. Identify careers offered by companies and institutions who invest in a more specialized workforce. These include banks, educational institutes and the police force.
Visit the websites of major banks, and other major businesses in your area. Many banks offer tuition reimbursement. Find out if you qualify for any of these jobs. Check their tuition reimbursement policy. Citigroup, for example, will offer 80 percent tuition reimbursement for business education.
Check employment opportunities with nationwide companies. See if you qualify for any positions. Determine their policy on tuition reimbursement. For example, Boeing offers full tuition reimbursement for employees, including interns working for 20 or more hours per week. Other companies such as Google, Yahoo and UPS also offer partial reimbursement. Ann Taylor will pay half the tuition costs of full time employees.
Investigate employment by the universities and colleges in which you wish to enroll. Most universities have some kind of tuition reimbursement for employees and their families.
Look for programs offered by your city and state departments. New York City, for example, offers tuition reimbursement for teachers in the public system.