Students in the Central African Republic give opportunities or allow students to be employed part-time. Part-time employment assists students to earn extra cash to cover their study costs, rentals, travel costs, and other costs that can arise unexpectedly.
Experience- most students choose part-time jobs so they can learn about their different trades and gain more experience.
Salary- remuneration is one of the reasons why students choose a part-time job.
Pastime- some get jobs as a way to pass time in-between studies.
Part-time job options for students in the Central African Republic are as follows:
- Volunteers- some students choose to do volunteer work. This is a good way to give back to society even though most of it is without pay or remuneration.
- Waiters- Waiting on tables usually comes with a lot of tips from customers as well. Students can also negotiate shifts so they can be able to work flexible hours without having to disturb their studies.
- Shop assistants- students can take up jobs as shop assistants. They can assist customers in selecting, customer information, sorting trolleys, and order packing.
- Bartenders- Students can earn a salary and added tips through bartending. It is one of the most common jobs that students take up and pays better.
- Interns- Internships can provide financial gain for students, especially if they get an internship in a paying company. Internships provide students with a view of how the different businesses work and what they will face when they finish their studies.
- English tutoring- English tutoring can also provide income to students. They can teach the locals and other foreigners how to communicate well in English.
For companies interested in working with RocApply
For companies interested in working with RocApply to secure employment for students please send us an email at CentralAfricanRepublic@rocapply.com
