In Singapore, foreign students can do regular part-time jobs, but they need to abide by the regulations and ensure that their academic qualifications meet the requirements. Let's look at the real life of working in Singapore.

Part-time requirement

First, study in a school prescribed by the government;

Second, non-exchange students

To take a part-time job during the semester, you must meet the following conditions:

Attend full-time courses in schools prescribed by the government;

Hold a student ID card (Sud Tent Pass) approved by ICA;

Students should be 14 years old and above;

One of the following conditions can be met:

The working hours per week shall not exceed 16 hours;

In the industrial internship program in cooperation with the school, there are clear internship requirements for the course.

To work during school holidays, you need to meet the following conditions:

Attend full-time courses in schools prescribed by the government;

Hold a student ID card (Sud Tent Pass) approved by ICA;

Students should be 14 years old and above;

You must study in a school stipulated by the government, even if you have a student ID card approved by ICA, you should be responsible for not working.

Part-time work mode

1, fitness center

The work of the gym is also simple and easy to operate, such as cheering up the basketball, managing the racket and tidying up the locker room. Because students' exercise time is relatively concentrated, they can have more study time at work during the day.

2. Library

Part-time job in the library is simple and easy to operate, such as checking students' certificates in and out of the library and sorting out books. Best of all, students can study while working.

3. Computer room

Students with expertise in computer science can submit applications for on-campus work to the person in charge of the computer room before the start of each semester. The school will not force students who work part-time in the computer room to solve any complicated problems, but will do relatively simple work such as updating programs, changing printing paper or changing ink cartridges.

4. Student dormitory

Student Dormitory This is the place where most jobs are created for students, such as consulting at the front desk of the student dormitory, sending and receiving emails, planning student activities, checking the entrance and exit of student ID cards, cleaning and so on.

5. Student Service Center

The beginning of each semester is the busiest time for the student service center. A large number of assistants are needed to handle various procedures, such as student registration and vaccine records. As long as there is a teacher's guidance, these tasks are very simple. However, in order to find such a job, in addition to fluency in English, the most important thing is that the application time is at least one week before the start of school. It is difficult for many students who have just left.

6. School canteen

In addition to cashiers and chefs, restaurants in Singapore also recruit students for other jobs, and some of them also provide free dishes for Singaporean students. However, this requires workers to work hard at dinner time before they can have a rest.

basic requirement

First, academic requirements

The Singapore government allows international students to work and study in Singapore without applying for a work permit, but it requires strict academic qualifications for part-time students.

Part-time students must attend full-time courses in schools in Singapore, and the schools must be public schools. Some private schools are not allowed to apply for part-time jobs.

Only international students can take part-time jobs, and exchange students in the school can't take part-time jobs, regardless of exchange time.

Second, the document requirements

For international students who work part-time, Ran Xu is not required to apply for a work permit, but must hold a student ID card approved by ICA, and ensure that the student ID card is still valid.

The student ID card is not only a proof of your legal employment, but also will be audited by the employer when you are admitted.

So when you arrive in Singapore, you must apply for a student ID card immediately. And before the student ID card expires, it should be replaced immediately.

Third, age requirements.

There are many jobs in Singapore with no age limit. You can apply for a part-time job as long as you are over 14 years old.

Fourth, the job requirements

After successful job hunting, you also need to know the government's requirements for part-time jobs for international students.

First of all, there is a time limit. International students can't work more than sixteen hours a week and three hours a day, so as to ensure that their normal study will not be affected.

Then there are the internship requirements of the school. General schools will cooperate with related enterprises. You can go directly to a cooperative enterprise, or you can find a job yourself, so don't worry about not finding an internship.