Here are some examples of jobs you could do

You can choose one of these jobs to see how this would affect your budget.

Student Union bar staff

Benefits

• Flexible work.
• Evening and daytime shifts available. Social job on campus.
• Customer facing so it's a good opportunity to meet people and improve your English.
• £6.00 per hour.

If you worked 14 hours per week, you would earn £84 per week!

Students will only be eligible to do this work if they are over 18.

Student Ambassador

Benefits

• Raise awareness of higher education with young people.
• Represent your university.
• Work includes events, giving campus tours, talks and doing workshops in schools or colleges.
• You can fit the work in around your studies.
• Training is given.
• £7 per hour.

If you worked 5 hours per week, you could earn £35 per week.

Library Assistant

Benefits

• Quiet atmosphere.
• On campus.
• Build customer service skills - a great job for someone who likes to be helpful.
• Never have to look for a book again as you'll know where everything is!
• £5.80 per hour.

If you worked 8 hours per week, you could earn £46.40 per week.

Retail Assistant

Benefits

• Develop skills in cash handling, customer service and team work.
• Improve your English and meet local people.
• £5.80 per hour.

If you worked 10 hours per week, you could earn £58 per week.

Cafe Waiter or Waitress

Benefits

• Improve your English and meet new people.
• Flexible working hours.
• Job often includes food or discounts on food and drink
• £4.80 per hour (if you are under 21).

If you worked 5 hours per week, you could earn £24 per week.

Au Pair, looking after children

Benefits

• Posts usually include accommodation and meals.
• Improve your English and become integrated into the culture by living with a family.
• Flexible hours that can be spread throughout the day.
• Earn from £6 per hour.

If you worked 10 hours per week, you could earn £60 per week.