According to the regulations of zf in the UK, international students with student visas can:
1. Work up to 20 hours a week during the study period.
2. Work full-time during the course holidays (usually Christmas, Easter and summer vacation every year).
It should be noted that although international students can work, they cannot pay their tuition and living expenses in full by working. Part-time job is mainly to provide some extra support and gain some work experience.
In addition, it is worth noting that:
1. Salary level: The minimum wage in the UK is applicable to all employees, including international students. The specific wage level depends on the nature of work and industry. You should know the salary situation in your area and make sure to reach a clear agreement with your employer.
2. Job type: Foreign students can engage in various types of jobs, such as restaurant waiters, supermarket salespeople, office assistants, etc. But please pay attention to abide by British laws and work regulations, and don't engage in illegal work.
3. Employment opportunities: The job market in Britain is highly competitive, and it may take some time and effort for international students to find a job. Jin Gillette encourages foreign students to make preparations in advance and actively seek suitable job opportunities, such as through the school's career counseling service, online recruitment websites and social networks.
Finally, Gillette suggested that you should balance the relationship between work and study during your part-time job to ensure that working hours will not have a negative impact on your studies. Please abide by British laws and school regulations, and understand the relevant terms and restrictions of employment.
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