What are the different job types and professions for International students?

Craze of overseas education is escalating nowadays. To secure a well reputed job is the main cause behind this increasing trend. If you are an international student then it can be quite a hard task to get a good job but a plethora of job sites and career centre can assist you with the job search relevant to your interest.

1. Job types:

- Work while studying
- Work after the completion of study

Work while studying:

Almost every country offers you an opportunity to work during your studies in order to support you financially during your stay on foreign land. Generally, overseas students get permission to work 20 hours per week during their college days and full time during holidays and weekends. But this count can be varied according to different countries and regions.

Jobs for international students during studies:
If you are looking for a job then you can contact your college department to see if they have any opening or reference. Here are some famous jobs that you can continue during your study abroad.

(i) Tech or IT support:

If you are very interested in playing or experimenting with computer then you can work for the IT department. In the era of technology, everything is getting relied on advanced technology including workplace, companies, colleges, libraries, labs and classrooms etc. So, various job opportunities are available for tech-savvy students.

(ii) Campus tour guide:

If you are confident enough to interact with others then you can try a job involving human interaction like a tour guide. With this job, you can take round for visitors who come to visit a particular place. Moreover, you can earn money with this interesting job.

(iii) Fitness assistant:

The demand of fitness facilities is increasing rapidly nowadays so you can join a job as fitness assistant if your own body is fit and healthy.

Additionally, if you are a sports lover then you can work as an assistant in a fitness department to help out candidates in sporting events.

(iv) Social media assistant:

In the present days of era, craze of digital marketing and social media is at its peak so you can work with any organization to manage their social media accounts. This experience would be very beneficial for you in future.

(v) Production assistant:

If you can manage broadcasting then you can secure a job in this field also. In any event or function, assistants are required to set up camera and for other technical aspects.

(vi) Library assistant:

Even in your college or university, you can secure a job. You can choose to work at the front desk and assist students with their library related needs. Moreover, this job could be very beneficial for you as you can get enough time to read new books in a stress-free environment.

(vii) Radio DJ:

Although this job requires an experience to deal with public on radio but if you are confident and fluent in language then you can do this job with some training. This job could be very beneficial for you as you have to interact with many people on a daily basis which makes you social and friendly.

2. Work after studies:

If you have completed your studies abroad, then you can apply for Post Graduate Work Permit which allows you to work on foreign land after the completion of your studies. Generally, the duration of the work permit depends on the country. Some nations offer 3 year work permit while others allow 1 year work permit. So, you must be clear with the legal formalities and allowed duration to work abroad on this work permit.

Jobs after completing study abroad:

If you have completed your studies on foreign land and now looking for jobs then you must be very careful with your job selection. Choose job relevant to your field of study so that you can gain a valid experience for your resume.

(i) Content Writer:

If you are expert in creative writing and proficient in language then this job is for you. But remember, you must have expertise in this field as famous personalities, students, employers all over the world will read your content. So, don’t take any kind of risk if you are not an expert. Also, you can pursue this job after getting some training.

(ii) Web Developer:

If you have completed your studies in IT then web developing is one of the best fields for you as almost every business needs a platform to show their presence in the market. Moreover, this job is well-paid so you can earn enough with good reputation.

(iii) Cashier:

As an accountant or cashier in any restaurant can help you in earning much to support your stay and gain work experience. Also, this job requires skill to interact with the public politely to maintain the reputation of restaurant in market.

Tips to represent your skills in job application:

Undoubtedly, if you have passed your study with good score and applying for a job. Then, you must be aware to include these important things in your application:

Initiative
Time Management
Teamwork
Communication
Problem solving

Where to find job opportunities:

Now, everything is cleared about job and allowed working hours. But then you should have knowledge that from where you can get job chances. Here are some options to grab the opportunity to get a job.

1. Career Services of your university
2. Recruitment agencies
3. Online job portals
4. Volunteering organisations
5. Local businesses
6. Companies' websites

Getting a job in abroad in not difficult if you are applying in a legal and genuine way. Numerous options are available for overseas students to get a job. Additionally, you can expand your network abroad as students belong to different nations. So, this multiculturalism can help you in securing a good job. Attend all the job or career fairs at your university campus.

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