What are the opportunities for part-time work in Ireland for hospitality students for a Master's?
You’ll find a variety of part-time work options in Ireland as a hospitality student, such as food and beverage assistant, hospitality and catering assistant, leisure centre attendant, and general assistant roles at hotels and events. Retail jobs, café positions, supermarket assistant, customer service roles, childminding, and social media assistance are also common and often offer flexibility for students. Since you are planning for a master's in hospitality with significant experience and no backlogs, these roles can complement your studies. Remember that non-EEA students in Ireland (on Stamp 2) can work up to 20 hours per week during term and up to 40 hours per week during holidays. Be sure to maintain a good balance between work and academics. If you need help exploring or applying for part-time positions, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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