Matters needing attention and methods of finding a job in Britain

Studying in Britain means that everyone should start to take care of themselves independently. Talk? Work? Although some students and parents in our country are not familiar with this. For some British students, part-time job is a very common phenomenon. On the one hand, I can earn some money as a supplement to my study and life. On the other hand, it is also an opportunity for everyone to integrate into the local society, improve their language level and exercise their ability to live independently. I'd like to introduce some matters needing attention in working in Britain, hoping to help you. However, different countries have different policies on international students' work. Everyone needs to know and be prepared in advance before they can cope with it calmly.

First, the right to work: remember the rules.

1. Whether you can work depends on your visa type.

First of all, please check the visa, entry stamp, immigration stamp or British residence permit on your passport. The above contents are the requirements for your activities during your stay in the UK, including whether you are allowed to work.

? Restrictions? allow

If the student's passport says:? Do not enjoy the welfare benefits of public funds, and work and any changes must be approved (there is no historical record of public funds. Work and any changes must be authorized)? . The terminology of this expression is called. Restrictions? Generally speaking, for students, this means that everyone can work under certain circumstances.

Everyone should make sure that they can understand the given authority and can't violate any laws and regulations, otherwise the Border Management Bureau will refuse to renew the contract for everyone, or even expel everyone from the country.

Generally speaking, students who have reached the age of 16 and hold a Tier4 student visa can work, and the working hours per week shall not exceed 10 hour; Students with a university degree or above from a higher education institution can work up to 20 hours a week.

not allow

On the other hand, what if it is on your visa label? No job? (No job) or? No work? (No job), then everyone can't work after studying.

In addition, minors under 16 may not work.

Whether you can work or not is also related to your course type.

For ordinary British students, they can't engage in full-time, professional (such as professional athletes, artists and so on. ) or self-employed jobs, but students who study music or dance can generally.

You can do part-time jobs during school and full-time jobs during holidays. No matter what kind of job you choose, everyone should discuss with the tour guide and get his consent in advance.

Second, looking for a job: there are three ways to choose.

There are many ways for international students to find jobs in Britain, but experts suggest that you can choose the one that suits you according to your actual situation.

1, you can get the job that the school helps you find by working for the school for free.

You can find a job in the local employment center. You only need to register to find a job there, and you don't have to pay any fees yourself.

You can find a job in some restaurants or small shops run by local Chinese.

The above is the introduction of matters needing attention and methods for studying in the UK to find a job, hoping to help British students find a job that suits them and reduce the burden of the high cost of studying in the UK.