Student work guide
How do I prepare for part-time work while studying?
Compare the actual schedule, pay, workplace and employer document cooperation. Then confirm your own permission before you start.
Are student-welcome part-time roles available?
No student-welcome part-time vacancies published yet.
Preparation is open without an account. We do not replace real vacancies with examples or talent pools.
Hiring students? Prepare a roleBrowse all part-time roles — these may not state whether students are welcome.
What must I check before my first day?
One-minute summary
A useful listing is only a starting point. Compare the role, agree the real conditions and obtain any required permission before work begins.
- Compare duties, pay, schedule, location and what is still unknown.
- Ask who employs you and which documents the employer will provide.
- Confirm your specific status and role with your school and immigration.
- Start only within the conditions that were confirmed.
Applying is not permission to work. Do not put passport / residence-card numbers, permits, grades or bank details in your application. This service does not issue permission or submit immigration applications.
See the steps from listing to first day
Compare the work
Read the actual duties, pay, schedule and location. Check what is unknown; campus proximity does not mean university endorsement.
Apply and discuss conditions
You can prepare an application before work permission is obtained. Agree the actual conditions with the employer; applying is not permission to start work.
Prepare documents and confirm permission
Ask your school's international-student office and immigration about your specific status and job. Obtain any required permission before starting. D-2 / D-4 subtypes, study status and work conditions matter; there is no universal weekly-hours allowance here.
Start within the confirmed conditions
Keep your contract and check with the responsible office before changing work conditions. Internship, remote work or English-language work is not automatically permitted.
Questions to ask the employer
- What are the work days, breaks, maximum weekly hours and exam-period options?
- Who is the actual employer, and where will I work?
- Can you provide the contract and business-registration copy and cooperate with any required confirmation form?
- Can we arrange a start date after any required permission?
Confirm with official sources
Living Law: student part-time work (Korean) · Hi Korea: current guidance · 1345
How do I prepare a first application?
Add a short introduction, languages and available times. Previous employment and a PDF are optional. Your profile stays private until you submit it to a chosen employer.
Prepare a short profile (sign-in required) →What comes after student work?
Compare internships or entry-level roles when you are ready for the next step.