Part Time

The International students studying at Clark University are eligible to work part time. The students can work upto 15-20 hours per week. As per the student's review, the students can earn between USD 15-20 per hour. The students review that it is somewhat competitive to get part time job on the campus. The job such as Librarian, Assistant, Research assistant, Janitor, Cafe server are available to international students. 

The Federal Work-Study (FWS) programme offered by the college allows to earn money to pay the educational expenses, interpersonal skills, time management, and workplace etiquette within the student's job. Students receive a bi-weekly pay-check. Students who don't have a work-study programme are also eligible for on-campus employment. The jobs are posted on handshake portal. Students are limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week of campus employment during the academic year and they can work up to 40 hours during summer and semester breaks. 

The main difference between a freelancer and a part-time worker is that the freelancer is not bound to work with a single client and has flexibility in choosing their workplace and number of working hours.

However, part-time employees are bound to a company and are required to pay for their services for a minimum number of prescribed working hours.

Many believe that if they can get to the UK, then part-time work and/or the University will provide enough income to support them. For the majority of students, this is simply not true. This means students are getting into financial difficulty and, sometimes, having to leave the UK before completing their studies.

You may surely cover your expenses by doing part-time jobs while studying at University of Hertfordshire. University of Hertfordshire arranges the part-time job opportunities at UK. After completion of the course, they were guaranteed with the placement offers. So surely, you can earn enough to cover your expenses by doing a part-time job while studying at University of Hertfordshire.