Four Good Jobs for Spanish Students

# Studying in Spain # Introduction Spanish students have four good industries to choose from. Studying in Spain allows international students to work legally, so many students studying in Spain use their spare time and holiday time to work, which can not only earn part of their living expenses, but also improve their ability. There are many industries for you to choose from when you work in Spain. In addition to some common jobs, there are other jobs with relatively certain technical content. Here are four kinds of part-time jobs with technical content.

1, international Chinese teacher: studying abroad is the most profitable.

In 2007, China and Spain recognized each other's academic qualifications, and Spain began to open the international student market. Spanish employment is booming, and in recent years, more students have begun to study in Spain. Another word with the highest frequency of "studying abroad" is working. Nowadays, many foreign students with unique vision gradually break away from traditional manual labor and become international Chinese teachers, teaching foreigners to learn Chinese and earning tuition easily. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language has become a necessary skill certificate for many people to go abroad.

2, mobile phone repairman: a hot job with technical content.

Compared with China, foreign countries pay more attention to personal ability. If foreign students can really master a skill, it is easy to find a job. At present, there are more than 3.3 billion mobile phones in the world. In other words, if you learn this skill, you will not be afraid to look for a job all over the world. Compared with all kinds of part-time jobs, the salary is not bad.

3. Manicure: A new occupation with a lower threshold.

As we all know, manicure originated in Europe and America, but the essence of art has already spread all over the world. Because the threshold for entering the nail industry is not too high, and it has great potential, foreign immigrants or international students are now choosing this relatively easy labor occupation.

4. Barista: It is good to go abroad and return to China.

"Anyone can make coffee, but it's not just that simple for a barista to make coffee with hot water. A barista should understand coffee culture, know coffee and know all kinds of making methods and techniques. Only by having a deeper understanding and feeling of coffee can we make creative fancy coffee. " This will not only make it easier to find a job when studying and working in Spain, but also gain more recognition when communicating with foreigners. In China, coffee shops have mushroomed all over the country in the past two years, and some high-end hotels will also open coffee shops. In these coffee drinking places, you can always see the barista in the bar making coffee gracefully. Drinking coffee is a common thing in foreign countries. So it is equally useful at home and abroad.

However, part-time work must not be the main axis of studying abroad. The most important thing is to study more and travel more. As long as you learn the language and major well, it will be of great benefit to work in Spain or return to China in the future. Some students will lose more if they spend most of their time working to earn money and neglect their studies. If it is serious, it will even affect the legal residence status, because the purpose of our trip to Spain is to study, not to make money. Please remember this.