Students belonging to non EU countries indulge in working part time during the course of their studies. The international students have the liberty to work for 20 hours per week during the time when their term is scheduled. An important and intriguing factor is that the students can work full-time for 3 months in continuance during their holidays or vacation period.
The documents that will be required by the students when applying for a part-time work are as follows:
● Valid passport
● Employer's job offer
● Residence permit
● Health insurance policy
There are a lot of jobs that a student can do, but it all depends on the management of time, keeping in mind the study schedule and body preparedness. However, a comprehensive list of the types of part-time work that most international students go for is given below:
● Auto construction (painting/packaging of car parts, auto mechanic)
● Construction (handyman, painter, foreman)
● Electric power industry (electrician)
● Hotel and restaurant business (waiters, chambermaids)
● Food industry (sorter, packer, baker)
● Light industry (mechanic, machine operator, knitting machine operator)
● Beauty and Health (masseur, hairdresser, nail service technician)
● Medicine (nurse, nurse technician)
● Furniture industry (cabinetmaker, seamstress, upholsterer)
● Manufacturing (welder, fitter, grinder)
● Job at warehouse
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