Studying in New Zealand wants to do a part-time job. How old can I work?

How old can I work after studying in New Zealand?

The New Zealand government stipulates that international students can work 20 hours a week, and the average wage level in New Zealand is high, which can greatly reduce the economic pressure of international students. So how old can I study in New Zealand and work? How can I get a job opportunity in New Zealand? Generally speaking, there are three ways:

I. Referees

The recommender can be a former colleague or a friend who does similar work. This referee must be working and living in the local area for a period of time, and can affirm your professional qualifications, help introduce your strengths and weaknesses, previous work achievements, and make sure that you are qualified for future work. In fact, all new immigrants have high academic qualifications and good professional quality. As long as they get a job opportunity and have New Zealand experience, they will be much smoother in the future. Therefore, be good at getting help from friends around you to expand your career.

Second, volunteers

There will be some volunteer opportunities in New Zealand. Choosing to work with foreigners in voluntary agencies can not only improve your English, but also help you expand your social circle, integrate into society and adapt to the environment in New Zealand. This is equivalent to gaining experience in New Zealand and making it easier to find a job.

Third, find a job through ColdCall.

ColdCall is to call some companies directly and ask them if they need employees. Be mentally prepared before making a phone call. ColdCall has a high probability of failure, which can easily hurt your self-confidence. However, this is also a way to accumulate experience, and learning to sell yourself is a key to finding a good job. Just make the following three preparations.

In addition, international exchange students studying in New Zealand can enjoy the 20-hour work plan as long as they study in New Zealand for more than one year, but they need to meet the following conditions:

1, must be a full-time student.

2. Must be a student studying in a New Zealand higher education institution.

3. The study time must be more than one academic year, and the exchange program of the students must be approved.