Can I earn living expenses by working part-time while studying in Australia?

Introduction to Australia’s work-study policy

You can work part-time, 20 hours per week. You can find a job based on your major, or do odd jobs (such as restaurants). The average salary is 90-125 yuan/hour.

Tips for finding a job while studying in Australia

There are actually many channels for finding a job. Here are a few main channels, but the key is that students themselves must be good at digging. When looking for a job, you usually first read job advertisements in newspapers and websites. The websites are more comprehensive. Generally, international students in Australia like to look for jobs on seek.com.au and careerone.com.au.

Income from working while studying in Australia

In Australia, most of the part-time jobs for college students are labor-based, with a monthly income between A$1,000 and A$2,000. Commonly chosen jobs include: ordering at KFC or McDonald's, delivery boy at a pizza shop (it's best to have your own car), and selling sushi at a sushi restaurant. These three jobs are easy to find and relatively easy to work. And the pay is not low, generally reaching A$1,200 to A$1,800 per month.

Study abroad experts advise

Study abroad experts remind everyone that when studying and working in Australia, students must first apply for their own tax ID number, get paid through normal behavior, and try not to go looking for some Just take a low-paying cash job. Not only are these jobs tiring, they won't help your future work at all. Having work experience is very helpful for you to stay in Australia and find a job after graduation. Therefore, it is recommended that students who plan to immigrate to Australia after graduation can try to find some jobs in their free time to increase their experience, instead of just staying indoors and "study hard".