Part-time Jobs In Germany For International Students

one of the many ways students take care of their bills is by taking up part-time jobs and in this video, I tell all about part-time jobs and how to find them. I hope you find this useful
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[@amakaiweama7798]

Hallo oge, while working as a werkstudent do one still get free time for school

[@Naijagirlingermany]

While working as a werkstudent, you are not ‘officially’ given time off school and that is why you are only allowed to work 20hrs a week. This is so that you can comfortably combine both school and work. However nothing stops you from taking time off school, if you think you need it. You just need to make sure you are enrolled in school and if need be, check in with your department. Or you can decide to take less courses than you ought to at a time which you give some more time to yourself. But ideally, you can combine both your work as a werkstudent and your studies.

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[@BRAINIACHY]

Hello, how feasible is it that an international student can sponsor their education when working mini jobs in Germany ?

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Generally most International students Fund their education by working mini jobs or part time jobs.

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@@BRAINIACHY your first year is corvered by the funds in your blocked account.
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[@ezekiellawson9707]

Hi, what do you think is the total amount of hours for international students to work in Germany recently

[@Naijagirlingermany]

As a student you are allowed to 20hrs per week which is part time and comes up to 240 half days. Or you can work 120 full days.
I hope this is helpful

[@swiftnairaopportunities5076]

Does one need to know how to speak German language in order to get these jobs? If yes, what level of German language is required.

[@Naijagirlingermany]

most part time jobs for students don't require German although knowing German gives you a competitive edge for working student positions in blue colared jobs. If the company wants German proficiency, they will typically indicate that in the job opening and that would typically be at least B2 level of German.