Is it difficult to get a part-time job while studying abroad, as I have heard from my cousins that it is hard to survive without one in Ireland?
Yes, it is possible to get a part-time job while studying in Ireland, but it can be competitive.
Many international students work part-time in sectors like hospitality, retail, or on campus. However, demand is high, so it’s important to start your job search early and prepare a strong CV. Part-time work is typically limited to 20 hours/week during term and 40 hours/week during holidays (subject to change).
Part-time jobs can help with living expenses, but they usually won’t cover all your costs or tuition. Plan your finances so you aren’t relying solely on part-time income.
How much can you actually earn part-time in Ireland?
See how part-time work fits into your total budget and visa funds.
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