You can only put expenses on schedule C that are related to that specific source of income.  For example, if you are a technical consultant, you can include the expense of developing and soliciting new clients.  You cannot deduct unrelated expenses such as a search for a W-2 job.  

This is the 5th time you have posted. Please do not continue to do so.

I see that this thread is 4 years old, so I hope you've already found the answer you were looking for. But just in case, I'll chime in.
To answer your question, job search expenses are deductible if you're searching for a job in the same field as your previous job. However, if you're switching fields entirely, those expenses may not be deductible.
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@didyhadid Not sure why you are posting to this old thread, and you are  offering an incorrect answer.   Since the tax laws changed for 2018 and beyond, it is not possible to deduct job search expenses on a federal tax return.  It seems like your main interest was to post some sort of advertisement here.