How much can Australian students earn on average by working every year?

I am an Australian student. Let me answer you. Immigration requires students to work no more than 20 hours (1 to 5 weeks), regardless of holidays. The quantity depends on the English level. If you want to recruit foreigners with good English, the general minimum wage is 12 Australian dollars. Jobs in schools and supermarkets are relatively remunerative. After all, there is much less work at school than outside. Generally, graduate students are teaching assistants or invigilators (you can apply at school). It would be nice to go to the supermarket if you are an undergraduate. The salary given by the restaurant is relatively low. In addition, the money given by China people is 8 to 10, and sometimes even 5, which is less than that given by foreigners. In addition, some China people are dark, so it is necessary to keep a record of working in Australia. Some Australian Chinese bosses allow more than 20 hours because they can't see the record because they pay cash directly. However, if the family is not very poor, it is enough to work, because once the boss in China catches you for more than 20 hours, it will be fine in the future. So we must obey the rules. I think 20 hours is enough, Saturday and Sunday are not limited. The key is to find a balance between study and work, otherwise it will be bad, don't you think? Hey hey!

In addition, it is not a problem to earn food and shelter by working, but it depends on the work of the school. Four-star schools can basically do it, and so can students who study well in five-star schools. Remember, people who work more must learn well before they have enough time. However, it is unrealistic in theory to earn back all our life and tuition fees. After all, we are studying abroad!

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