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Part-time student jobs in Vancouver?

Hey everyone, I'm an international student heading to Vancouver for college. I'm planning to work part-time while studying. Any recommendations on industries or places that'll hire student workers?

a year ago

Hello! Absolutely, Vancouver has an array of part-time opportunities that can suit your study schedule. Some popular industries which are known for employing students include the food service industry, retail, and administrative or support roles.

1. Food Service Industry: Coffee shops, restaurants, and fast food chains are always looking for part-time help. These roles often include cashier, server, or even cooks. Many coffee shops and eateries are quite student-friendly with their scheduling.

2. Retail: Stores in shopping malls or independent boutiques often hire students for sales or cashier positions. Keep an eye on job postings for large retail chains or even local boutiques around Vancouver.

3. Administrative/Support Roles: Many organizations, including universities themselves, hire students for administrative roles. These could be at the reception desk, call centers, or providing tech support. You can often find these roles listed on your university's job board.

4. Customer Service: Major industries in Vancouver such as the tourism or telecommunications sectors often have part-time positions available in customer service. They could involve face-to-face interaction or might be over-the-phone support.

5. Tutoring: If there's a subject you're particularly strong at, you might consider part-time work as a tutor. Many students look for help in particular school subjects or in learning English.

6. Local Events: Vancouver often has events (concerts, festivals, sports games) that hire part-time workers for setup, teardown, or operations during the event. This could be a great way to get involved in Vancouver's vibrant community.

Remember, before starting any job in Vancouver as an international student, you'll need to make sure your study permit allows you to work off-campus. Good luck with your job search!

a year ago

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