What kind of jobs can college students do part-time during winter vacation?

Part-time jobs are very common. And in many colleges and universities, work-study jobs are also provided on campus. Although the salary is not high, you can also learn a lot.

1. Part-time takeout, waiter, delivery person and other part-time jobs related to catering are fast to learn, easy to get started, and have relatively low requirements. For many students, they are one of the first choices for part-time jobs. However, if you are delivering food part-time, you must pay attention to safety.

2. Distributing leaflets, there is no skill required, just be diligent. You can basically do it through all kinds of tricks and hardships.

3. You can work as a worker, exercise yourself, experience life, and feel how difficult it is to make money. Generally, factories will recruit winter vacation workers, but try to choose a formal structure and go to the company directly instead of going through an agency to avoid being cheated.

4. Start your own small business, such as setting up a street stall in a crowded place to buy some daily necessities, such as mobile phone cases, hand and film stickers, fruits, clothes, socks, etc.

Extended information: After mastering certain professional knowledge, high school students can actively "promote themselves" and go to internships in units related to their majors. "What you see on paper is ultimately shallow, but you know you have to do it in detail." After all, one of the purposes of going to school is to find a good job. Winter vacation internship is to contribute to this ultimate goal. If you want to study majors such as journalism and computers that require strong practical ability in the future, the importance of winter vacation internships is self-evident.