Work-study program post

Work-study programs can be roughly divided into two channels: on-campus work and off-campus work.

The key to on-campus jobs lies in the on-campus work-study budget. If the budget is sufficient, the job development is no problem, and it will be too hard for you to consider the job yourself. You can design a post consultation form for each department or secondary department, stating that the expenses will be paid by the work-study department and the post will be used to help each department. In this way, many positions will be thought out, and each department hopes that students can help solve some workload, provided that they do not need to pay for themselves or their own departments. All you have to do is count and distribute.

If the budget is not much, try to develop more off-campus work. The off-campus post does not need the school's contribution, but you need to sign an agreement with the off-campus post on behalf of the school to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of students and their remuneration. Can be developed: tutor, short-term workers in service industry (such as fast food restaurants, supermarkets, cashiers, market researchers) and so on. ...