Extra work is considered a necessity of overseas students studying abroad. It is not only an opportunity to help students cover their living in foreign countries but also a condition for students to learn and improve their Korean language skills.
So there are some questions of students such as: What is part-time work? What are the regulations of the Korean government? What subjects are allowed to apply for a job Working in KoreaWhat is part-time work experience you need to know when studying abroad? This article will answer these questions:
Includes 2 types:
The work in the school:
– Serving student dining room.
– Teaching assistant, research assistant.
– Working at the library.
– Working in the university's laboratory.
Off-campus jobs:
– Working in garment factories, mechanical workshops.
– Korean translation.
– Serving restaurants, restaurants, karaoke bars.
– Cleaning up.
– Teaching Vietnamese.
– English translation.
If you work in the school, the list of Korean universities salary you get usually from 7 - 10 USD / hour. With jobs such as research assistant or teaching assistant, the salary ranges from 500 - 700 USD / month. Doing these jobs just help students increase their Korean ability, improve knowledge to help increase income.
If you work outside the school such as serving restaurants, cafeterias ... the salary is 80,000 VND / h. Teaching Vietnamese to Koreans is paid 500,000 VND / h, ...
Regulations of working overtime in Korea that students need to know
- Students are allowed to work overtime only a maximum of 20 hours -28h / week, equivalent to 4h / day. In addition, summer vacations are a great time for students to accumulate 1 for the next semester. Korea has up to 3 vacations, you can work 8h / day. Students studying and working can choose the right job with the right capacity and salary.
Share your story Ha Trang (self-sufficient students studying and working in Korea)
As a fan of Korean arts, I had dreamed of studying and living in South Korea since childhood. After high school, I asked my parents to let me study and work there. My parents were ordinary public servants, so our family had to borrow from several sources. After completing enrolment and settling in, my fairly good Korean helped me find a job at a nearby fast-food restaurant. The owner was easy-going and welcoming, so I quickly adapted to life there. The income was quite stable: after covering daily living costs, I could send my family VND 15–20 million each month. This was considerably more than the earnings of friends who had chosen to go to South Korea as migrant workers.
- For international students in Korea want to work overtime must comply with the provisions of the Korean government.
- Students must have a D–2 visa to be eligible for overseas employment and must be introduced by a professor. Education from professional universities and colleges.
The subjects are applying for additional jobs in Korea
According to the Immigration Law, depending on the qualifications, the subjects are allowed to work differently in South Korea: E-1 (teaching), E-2 (communication / interpreter guidance), E-3 (research), E-4 (technical guidance), E-5 (labor in specialized professions), E-6 (art performance) and E-7 (specialized activities).
Working experience need to know when studying in Korea
1. Prepare Korean while in Vietnam.
2. Find out the means to find a part-time job in Korea.
3. Consider your own conditions.
4. Know how to write a resume (stating your strengths, interests, or passions).
5. Ask for a referral.
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