What part-time jobs can I do when studying in Spain?

What part-time jobs can I do when studying in Spain?

I. Part-time jobs available

1, part-time job in the store

Many shops in Spain, such as grocery stores, clothing stores, grocery stores and restaurants, often publish part-time information, which is generally a service job. The main job is to see what stores, including shopping guide, sorting items on shelves, cashier, customer service and so on. This kind of part-time job has more opportunities to communicate with Spaniards, so the language requirements for students will be higher.

2. Translation

Every year, many tourists visit Spain, and many Kia from China come to Spain to participate in the exhibition. These all need Spanish translation. If the language is good, you can apply for a part-time job as a translator. However, this kind of tour guide work done by Spanish students is not regular, and a regular tour guide in Spain must have Spanish nationality.

3. Teaching

Studying in Spain, you can teach Spanish and Chinese. If you get good grades, you can also go to relevant courses in China. If you have other talents, you can also teach.

4. Part-time job on campus

It's safer to work part-time on campus. You can be a librarian in the library, an assistant librarian in the dormitory, or an assistant professor.

5. Internship

There are many majors in Spanish schools that require students to practice for a period of time before graduation. Usually the internship time is in winter vacation or summer vacation. If the school cooperates with some companies, students can directly enter the company for internship. If not, you'll have to find an internship by yourself.

Second, the way of part-time job

1, recruitment website

Spanish students who want to do part-time jobs can go to various recruitment websites to find part-time jobs. Here you can find the type of part-time job you want, or you can choose a part-time position.

2. Recommended

If you have a friend or classmate who is already doing a part-time job, you can ask him to recommend you. This part-time job will be easier to enter. You can also ask your tutor to recommend you to do some part-time jobs at school, but the requirements for such part-time jobs will be higher.

3. School bulletin board

There will be some part-time jobs in and out of school from time to time, so you need to pay attention to them at any time, because such part-time jobs are more popular.

Further reading: a popular city for studying in Spain

I. Barcelona

You are probably familiar with this if you love football, but the humanities here are better.

Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain, bordering on the Mediterranean Sea, with an area of 1, 0 1.9 square kilometers and an urban population of 1, 6 1, 000. Compared with modern Madrid, Barcelona seems to have more classical charm. Whether you want to appreciate Gaudi's Gothic masterpieces or follow in Picasso's footsteps, Barcelona will never let you down who loves art and culture.

Barcelona is the birthplace of Catalan culture and the capital of Catalonia, where Spanish and Catalan are widely used. Barcelona also has a lot of Spain, and the classical environment and humanistic atmosphere of the school also make many international students yearn for it.

Schools: University of Barcelona, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Pompeii Fapula University.

Second, Madrid.

As the capital of Spain, Madrid doesn't seem so attractive to many travelers, but as a place to study abroad, Madrid is undoubtedly a very good choice. Located in central Spain, with an area of 607 square kilometers and a population of 3.4 million, Madrid is the third largest city in Europe and the economic and technological center of Spain.

In Madrid, you can feel the perfect combination of classicism and modernity in a city, and experience the warm and wonderful Spanish life. Madrid's education industry is very developed and it is the first choice for many Spanish students. There are 13 universities in Madrid community, and the investment in technology research and development accounts for more than 30% of the country.

Institutions: Complutense University of Madrid, Polytechnic University of Madrid, King Juan Carlos University, Autonomous University of Madrid, Carlos III University of Madrid.

Third, Seville.

This city is equivalent to Shanghai in China and the financial center of Spain. I wonder if you have seen flamenco. If you come to Seville, don't miss this passionate dance.

Seville is the largest artistic, cultural and financial center in southwest Spain with a population of about 650,000. People lived in Seville in the 7th century BC, and Seville was built in 48 BC. Seville is not as prosperous as Madrid and Barcelona, but it is a good place to enjoy the medieval customs and traditional Spanish life.

The University of Seville is one of the oldest universities in Spain, and it is an institution of higher learning with a strong humanistic atmosphere. Modern students and ancient buildings give this school a different style.

School: University of Seville

Four. Valencia

If you like scenery, then you shouldn't miss this place. Located in the east of Spain near the sea. Many historic buildings have been preserved in the old city of Valencia, including famous churches, trading markets, squares and small shops selling specialty products.

Compared with life in Madrid and Barcelona, the pace of life in Valencia is slower. Sitting on the beach and enjoying the sunshine, or reading a book in the library or coffee shop, is the best life in Valencia's heart.

Schools: Valencia University of Technology, Valencia University, Valencia University of Technology.

Further reading: considerations for studying in Spain

First, life instructions

Accommodation is a big problem when studying in Spain. Many students choose to set up a house outside, which is more free. But renting a house outside is more dangerous, because you just came to this country and don't know the environment here. You don't know which places are safe and which places are dangerous. Sometimes many students will choose to rent in remote areas because the rent is cheap, but they often don't know the security risks in remote areas. Therefore, when choosing accommodation, first consider living in the dormitory of the school, and then consider renting a house near the school. In Spain, all kinds of cards are used for consumption. Don't take cash with you when you go out, and don't leave it in the dormitory. Just deposit it in the bank card when you first arrive in Spain. The Spanish are very enthusiastic. They are very sociable. Usually, social activities will be held behind the hotel in the evening, and dinner will be eaten late. Food prices in Spain are not low. If you cook by yourself, you need to buy your own seasoning. Usually you can buy it in shops in China, Spain, so you bring a small multifunctional rice cooker from China. It often rains in Spain. When preparing luggage, take one or two waterproof coats and some casual clothes. When you go out, you must take an umbrella. It may rain at any moment. It is very useful to prepare an umbrella with better quality.

Second, study guidance

To go to Spain, the first task is to study. Before going to Spain, you should make a good study plan and make full preparations, including study preparation, luggage preparation and psychological preparation. Before coming to Spain, I may not adapt to the learning atmosphere here, communicate with my classmates more, and participate in some school activities to integrate myself as soon as possible.

Third, the timetable.

The time for three meals a day in Spain is different from that in China. Breakfast time is about eight or nine in the morning, lunch time is two or half past two in the afternoon, and dinner time is even later. In order to adapt to the schedule here, the shops on the street are generally closed on weekends, so you should buy everything you want before Friday.

Further reading: answers to questions related to studying in Spain

1. What kind of education can I study in Spain?

At least 18 years old, with high school education or above. The older you are, the higher the corresponding academic requirements are. Students who register for Spanish undergraduate courses need to take the college entrance examination in China. Other education: technical secondary school, junior college, undergraduate course, self-taught examination, adult education, private education.

2. Is the Spanish undergraduate course really free of tuition?

Yes, international students in China enjoy Spanish national treatment. Undergraduate course is four years, tuition is free, and only registration fee is paid. The annual registration fee varies according to professional differences, with 60 credits per year, which is charged according to the credit system. The annual registration fee is about 800- 1500 euros.

3. Is the Spanish undergraduate diploma recognized in China?

The undergraduate diplomas obtained by the National University of Spain are all awarded by the National University of Spain. All college students can obtain overseas academic degree certification from the Ministry of Education of China, and they can take the civil service examination after returning home. After graduation, the embassy of China in Spain can issue the certificate of returned overseas students, and finally the study abroad service center of the Ministry of Education will certify foreign academic degrees, so that students can enjoy various preferential policies given by the state to returned overseas students.

4. Are all the cooperative Spanish universities formal?

The recommended Spanish universities are all Spanish institutions of higher learning officially recognized by the Ministry of Education of China, which have the qualifications of awarding bachelor's, master's and doctor's degrees. For details, please visit the Education Foreign Supervision Information Network of the Ministry of Education.

5. Can I graduate from Spain?

Yes, after graduating from Spain, you can apply for graduate students directly without an exam.

6. How long does it take to go through the formalities of studying in the West?

From learning elementary Spanish to entering Spain, it depends on the progress of language learning. Generally, it takes about 4 months to reach A2 level, and the time with materials is about 6- 12 months. The processing time varies according to the economic strength of the consulate to which the student's household registration belongs and the student guarantor.

7. Do you have to know Spanish to study in Spain?

Must have a certain Spanish foundation, and the language level should reach the A2.2 visa level required by the consulate.

8. Why did you choose Spain instead of developed countries in Britain and America?

Because the market of China students in Britain and America is saturated, the popularity of English makes this language a necessary ability in the workplace, and the tuition and living expenses in Britain and America are much higher than those in Spain.

9. Can students work in Spain?

Yes, the school can apply for a work permit of no more than 4 hours/day with the materials.

10, do schools in Spain arrange jobs?

As the case may be, undergraduate and graduate students generally need to practice for more than half a year after study, which is generally arranged by the school.