It is difficult for international students to work in Germany. Five shortcuts to help you find a job.

Every law student in Germany has 90 full-day or 180 half-day legal work permits, from which most students have to earn all or part of their living expenses. Compared with what I often hear in China, German students seldom go to Chinese restaurants to do part-time jobs while washing dishes in the United States. A Chinese restaurant that exploits its compatriots is often cruel and the salary is pitifully low. Second, as an old industrial power, all German states have large and small factories to provide jobs for students.

The predecessors who came to Germany to study in their early years experienced the golden age of working. At that time, it was easy to earn thousands of marks by working for three months in a summer vacation. In the words of my predecessors, "as long as I go out, there is no time when I can't find a job." However, as the German economy continues to decline and the unemployment rate continues to rise, the number of international students coming to Germany has risen sharply, making it more and more difficult to find jobs, and wages have plummeted. For companies like Mercedes-Benz and Bosch, job opportunities are only available to a few lucky people. Gone are the days when they expected to support themselves through work.

Looking for a job in Germany, generally through the following channels:

First, through various job advertisements in the newspaper. Take the osnabruek area as an example. Osnabruek Weekly has a free newspaper every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, which provides many small jobs. There are many better jobs in the weekend edition.

The second is through zeitarbeit (intermediary). Although you can find a lot of jobs, your salary will be exploited a lot.

Thirdly, through arbeitsamt (Labor Bureau), the labor bureau of every city in Germany provides a large number of jobs every day, and the information is completely free.

In addition, after staying in Germany for a long time, you can also go directly to the familiar factory to find a job through friends or yourself.

However, for international students, work and study are often contradictory, especially during normal classes, and it is impossible to have a whole block of time to work. At this time, for many students in vordiplom, they can find a job in hiwi in the university, mostly to help professors correct their homework and so on, with a monthly income of about 300 euros. This kind of work is ideal for students, but we should pay attention to the bulletin boards of various colleges or the home pages of professors in time.