International students can work in gas stations in New Zealand. What are the working conditions of international students in New Zealand?

When applying for studying in New Zealand, students can choose to go out to work if they meet the requirements. So what are the working conditions of New Zealand students? Let's take a look at it next.

Working conditions of international students in New Zealand 1. New Zealand students need at least two years of courses to work.

2. International students will soon get a New Zealand degree in their studies, and they can get immigration scores according to skilled immigrants.

3. In the one-year university exchange program, the English courses being studied meet the examination and approval conditions of the Immigration Bureau.

4. Students in government-funded scholarship programs

5. Learning English in a first-class language school, with the course duration exceeding 14 weeks.

6. The conditions under which students can work should be clearly stated in the visa or the letter from Immigration New Zealand. If students are found to have violated visa conditions, the consequences may include deportation.

Working hours of studying in New Zealand 1. In general, the New Zealand government stipulates that the working hours should not exceed 20 hours per week and the average working hours should not exceed 3 hours per day.

2. If the work is part of the student's academic qualifications, the internship that the student participates in may not count as 20 hours of working time.

3. International students can work full-time in all school holidays after completing the one-year course and obtaining more than 120 credits. Those with less than 120 credits can work full-time during Christmas and New Year holidays.

4. Students studying for master's or doctoral degrees in New Zealand educational institutions can take part in full-time jobs during their studies.

International students studying in New Zealand can work in gas stations in New Zealand, but the work in gas stations is hard and requires three shifts a day. If the foreign students are male, they can go to the restaurant to wash dishes, deliver meals and deliver meals. This kind of work generally requires foreign students to have certain transportation capacity. If the foreign students are women, they can go to the restaurant to serve food and push the dining car. In particular, some restaurants run by Hong Kong people living in New Zealand will employ some China students who can speak Cantonese and English. There are many factories in New Zealand. Foreign students with good physical strength, especially boys, can choose to do unskilled manual work in the factory. International students have lived in New Zealand for a long time and have good language skills. They can also engage in sales promotion and cashier work. Foreign students can also do some newspaper delivery work.