How is the part-time job market in Singapore for students?
Singapore offers a strong part-time job market for international students, especially in sectors like retail, food and beverage, tutoring, events, and delivery services.
- Eligibility: You must be a full-time student at a Ministry of Manpower (MOM)-approved institution.
- Work hours: Up to 16 hours/week during term, unlimited during vacations.
- No separate work permit is needed if you meet these criteria.
Jobs are commonly found through online portals, university career centers, or on-campus openings. Always ensure your work follows MOM rules and does not exceed permitted hours.
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