Overseas students in the UK can take the following part-time jobs:

1. Engaged in catering work

In the UK, the most popular job for students is the catering department. Catering organizations often hire people with little experience (in fact, the less experience, the better, no bad habits to break) and give you the training you need. Food and beverage work is often very flexible, and it is also a good way to enter large-scale activities for free-you can look after the bar at festivals or host a birthday party. You can get paid and update your resume!

2. Working in a university

Working on campus is a good way to make money, and it is also suitable for your research work. When you work with other students in college, you will find it easy to change classes when you have something to do, and you can help each other next time. According to the jobs offered by your university, students can usually find jobs in campus shops, cafes, bars, gyms and libraries.

3. Working in clubs and bars

Nightlife accounts for a large part of the experience of studying in the UK, and clubs and bars are always looking for part-time staff. Whether it's being a bar employee, handing out leaflets, or adding a list of exclusive guest names, there are always some things that need to be done. This kind of work has some advantages, and you will also get free access to the venues and even discount drinks. If you like to be outside at night, this is an ideal job!

4. Working in a tourist attraction

Have you ever thought about working in a theme park? Many students work in Britain-especially those places with their headquarters in London-at ticket sales offices, shops or restaurants in major scenic spots. Usually, the selected scenic spots are operated by the same big company, which means that you can get some additional benefits of scenic spots, such as free admission, queuing privileges and inviting others. Scenic spots are often the center of population movement, so you can get real experience in the colorful and bustling British cities.