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When it comes to finding a part-time job as an International Student, it’s all about finding flexibility. I’d suggest checking out what’s available in your city and the University also share some jobs opportunities, which can be super helpful.
Online research is also very useful - sites like LinkedIn and SeekJobs are a good example. Talking to fellow students or even professors and supervisors might lead you to some good opportunities. Don’t forget to keep your CV updated, ready to be shared! 😊
Managing your finances will depend on your budget. Make sure you’re setting aside money for essentials like tuition fee, rent, groceries and utilities. It’s also a good idea to save up for emergencies. Student discounts are available in many occasions, for example public transport and retails.
Overall, it’s all about finding the balance between work and study, while making sure you’re keeping your finances organised. And remember to always check if you have visa restrictions regarding work hours. Good luck!
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As a student, I've found that networking is crucial in securing part-time work. 😊 By leveraging university resources and reaching out to peers and professionals, I've discovered job opportunities that align with my skills and interests. Personally, I believe effective financial management, combined with programs like university pay schemes, have been vital in covering my expenses while studying in Australia. 🌟 With maturity and the strong network that CQU has offered me, I've been able to balance work and studies, enjoying a good quality of life here. 😊
It seems that CQUniversity thought about this as well. They have a Career Hub where they offer all you need to launch your job hunt 😁
In the Career Hub we have access to employability self-assessment tools, templates and recommendations on how to write your resume and cover letter used in job applications 😊
Students can even book a session with a Career Counselor to discuss their resumes and career goals and of course, the University offers job search engine through which students can also monitor and apply for suitable jobs 😊
Beside this, there are other websites and channels through which students can find part-time jobs, such as seek.com.au, LinkedIn and through networking with other students 😊
Hospitality, Retail and Tourism sectors are the most open to international students and are the most flexible in terms of fitting the work around your study schedule 😊
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