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Can I Work While I'm an International Student?
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Working
while studying helps students manage their finances effectively and become
self-dependent. Students can support their studies and other expenses, such as
accommodation, food, travel etc., while they earn. Parents usually work hard
and save for their children studying abroad and sometimes get burdened when
they fail to provide them with the needed financial support. It is where
working while studying proves helpful for both students and parents the most.
Most of the top study abroad destinations allow students to work part-time
while studying. The Government in these countries understands the situation
International students and their parents are in and provides them with every
possible convenience.
When it comes to the top study abroad destinations where you can work while studying, these are: Canada, USA, United Kingdom, France, Australia, and New Zealand.
Best countries to study abroad and work
1) Study and Work in Canada
You can work during a study in Canada as an International student, and there are a lot of Part-time Jobs in Canada for International Students. In Canada, you can work up to 20 hours a week, and during a break or scheduled holidays, you may work up to 40 hours a week. If you exceed the 20 hours a week limit, it will be considered a violation, and you can lose your student status if you do this.
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2) Study and Work in the USA
Like many other countries, the USA also allows students to work during their studies, but with some restrictions. You can work on-campus up to 20 hours per week when school is in session and full-time during school break periods (up to 40 hours per week).
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3) Study and Work in the United Kingdom
Like USA and Canada, you can work while studying in the UK, but you must follow some restrictions and regulations. While pursuing a full-time degree programme, you can work for 20 hours per week (i.e. no more than four hours per day with weekends off). During holidays students can work up to full time, and during a language course term, you are not permitted to work more than 10 hours each week.
These are the types of Part-Time Jobs in the UK:
- On-Campus Part-Time Jobs in the UK for International Students
- Off-Campus Part-Time Jobs in the UK for International Students
- Online Part-Time Jobs in the UK
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4) Study and Work in France
French law permits international students to work up to 964 hours per year, equivalent to 60% of the maximum working hours allowed. The high living standards and top institutions in France attract many students worldwide every year. As an International, you can work, you can have access to some job opportunities such as Assistantship at the University, Other jobs at the university, jobs at cafes, etc.
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5) Study and work in Australia:
Australia allows international students to work for 40 hours per fortnight during their studies. In Australia and even in other leading studies abroad destinations, Networking plays an important role in finding a job. when it comes to the job roles, International students can get part-time jobs in the following sectors
- Retail sales jobs in supermarkets and other stores
- In restaurants, cafes, and bars
- In hotels and motels
- Farming and related activities
- Administration or Clerical roles in different companies
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6) Study and Work in New Zealand
In Newzealand, International students can work up to 20 hours a week if they are studying full time and their course is at least two years long, or they're studying for a qualification that gives them points towards an application for a Skilled Migrant Category. International students can work 40 hours a week during the summer break, and Research master's and students pursuing PhD students can work 40 hours a week throughout the year.
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Conclusion:
We hope this blog helped you learn about the Countries that allow international students to work while studying. To study in your favourite college or university in Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland, and Singapore and explore study options abroad, Contact India's top Study overseas Consultants,Canam Consultants, today and take the first step to achieve your career goals!
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