WHAT TYPE OF JOB ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
WHAT TYPE OF JOB ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
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Before you start applying, think about what type of job suits your needs and lifestyle.
ASK YOURSELF:
Do I want a part-time, full-time, or seasonal/summer job?
How many hours a week can I work?
Can I work in person, or do I need something remote?
Do I have transportation?
What do I want to learn or gain from this job?
TYPICAL JOBS FOR STUDENTS:
Retail
General Retail Assistant (Supermarkets, Clothing Shops, Independent Businesses)
Food Service
Barista, Waiter, Host.
Academic
Tutoring Jobs with the University.
Childcare
Babysitting, Temporary Work at Summer Camps
WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER VOLUNTEERING?
Volunteering can be excellent for getting experience in different sectors relevant to your degree or career goals. Yes, the work is unpaid, however, it is one of the best ways to gain real-world experience, and build your resume!
Especially if you're starting out, and don't have job experience yet, volunteering can get you opportunities faster. It is also good for...
BUILDING YOUR CV
BUILDING YOUR CV
Volunteering shows you're responsible, motivated, willing to learn and involved in your community.
You can list volunteer roles the same way you'd list jobs on your resume.
GROWING YOUR SKILLS
GROWING YOUR SKILLS
Volunteering can help you practice different skills depending on the role.
It can be key in building skills like leadership, organisation and planning, and sector specific skills.
BUILDING CONNECTIONS
BUILDING CONNECTIONS
Volunteering lets you meet employers who may offer advice, provide future references, and offer future employment.
Volunteer experience shows future employers you have a strong work ethic.
WHERE TO VOLUNTEER?
Volunteering isn't just for non-profits or charities (although this type of volunteering is amazing too) - many local businesses offer volunteer opportunities or ways to get involved!
HOW TO FIND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT LOCAL BUSINESSES?
Visit shops and ask if they accept volunteers, check local business websites or social medias, speak to a careers service (for example at your university).
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