What jobs or part-time jobs can college students find abroad?

Nowadays, studying abroad has become the first choice for many students. At present, many international students are doing part-time jobs while studying abroad. Proper part-time job can reduce some living expenses, and at the same time, it can also make us exercise ourselves better and integrate into the study abroad life faster. So what part-time jobs can international students generally choose?

Work choice 1: Chinese restaurant is waiting for you.

Advantages: the homework is the simplest and the English requirements are low;

Disadvantages: hard work, poor working environment, low work skills, low salary and almost no work experience.

Solution: Those who can master Chinese/Cantonese/English by phone or visiting China restaurants in your town have the best chance.

Job choice 2: teaching assistant or part-time lecturer.

Advantages: easy work, high pay and high work experience; Disadvantages: it requires graduate level and high requirements for English.

Solution: the tutor sometimes comes to the door; Colleges and departments usually post advertisements for teaching assistants, and campus websites generally have lists of part-time jobs.

Work programme 3: Information technology-related projects

Advantages: high salary, good working environment, sometimes working from home, always sensitive, high work experience and many internship opportunities;

Disadvantages: More than 3 years of IT bachelor degree is required, and the latest skills are highly required.

Solution: You can look for it on the relevant bulletin boards on campus, or on local employment centers and employment websites.

Job Option 4: Supermarket/Fast Food Restaurant Employees

Advantages: always sensitive, able to understand western management methods, good working environment;

Disadvantages: Although most supermarkets/fast food restaurants have equal opportunity clauses, it is more difficult for Asian students to find such jobs and the salary is lower.

Solution: Local supermarkets and fast food restaurants have recruitment bulletin boards, and you can also visit the recruitment website. Opportunities to find homework after graduation.

In addition, there are other kinds of part-time jobs such as cashier, bartender, office handyman, restaurant cleaner and so on.

The above are several types of part-time jobs for studying abroad compiled by Bian Xiao, but Bian Xiao would like to remind everyone that not to overdo part-time jobs abroad will affect your health and study.