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WORKING WHILE SCHOOLING; IRELAND. As an international student, it can be discomforting to work while schooling, as you will be trying to balance making new friends, meeting up with deadlines and shifts at work, staying in contact with people at home and going to school. This could be tough, however, working while schooling in Ireland is an awesome way to not only add depth and authenticity to your experience but to also engage yourself in the culture of the country in which you live in. It is necessary to get a job and have extra cash while you study abroad as there may be unforeseen expenses that will require you to spend more. Ireland, despite that it is an island, remains one of the best places where you can work and study. It is blooming with many beautiful features that make it a popular study destination for students from overseas countries.   CAN INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WORK IN IRELAND? Yes, International students are permitted to work while schooling in Ireland. Students from all around the world have been coming into Ireland for years to work and study, however, certain conditions follow suit.  As an international student, you must be studying a programme that would last for at least one year. You are mandated to register with the Garda National Immigration Bureau. You need to be enrolled on a recognized programme of education at above NFQ Level 7. You are required to undertake a minimum of 15 hours per day to study. You are required to get tutored between the hours of 8 am and 6 pm per week for a minimum of 25 weeks per annum. If you meet all of these requirements you are mandated to obtain a Personal Public Service (PPS) Number, to make sure you are eligible to be paid by your employer. The payment must be made to an Irish bank account. Some employers find it necessary to place their workers on probation for a while before they are permanently hired. This is done to ensure the employee is qualified to handle the assigned role. The minimum wage paid by Irish employers is €19.15 per hour. This is encouraging for part-time employment.   BENEFITS OF WORKING WHILE SCHOOLING IN THE IRELAND. Here are some benefits that you as an international student could get by working while schooling in Ireland: You are entitled to work up to 20 hours per week during the term, and 40 hours per week in holiday times.  Working while schooling in Ireland is an excellent way to meet people and learn the Irish culture and language.  Working as a student in Ireland will not only get you work experience but also funfilled experiences, as you will be able to afford to go on trips to see beautiful places in Ireland; Places like Dublin, Galway, Cork. etc Working while schooling in Ireland gives you the benefit of working globally, as companies around the world prefer to hire employees who have international experience. As an international student, you can apply for an extension to your study visa for up to six months, to continue working and gain more work experience.   Working while schooling in Ireland paves a way for you to easily get employment after graduation in specific areas where there are skills shortages in the country.   WORK PERMIT IN IRELAND FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. As an International student taking a course of at least one-year duration which is recognized by the Irish department of education and skills, you currently do not need a work permit to work in Ireland. However, you can get a work permit after your studies in Ireland by seeking employment under the Irish Third Level Graduate Scheme.   Negxy Concept Limited is a study abroad agency in Lagos with over 5000 successful admissions and visas under her belt. Some of our clients say that we are the best study abroad agency in Lagos and others say we are the No 1 study abroad agency in Nigeria, but what do you think? Let us know your opinion and also how this blog post has helped you by leaving a comment.   Join us next Wednesday or any other Wednesday at 12 noon for another very educating Instagram Live session.    Our head office is located in the heart of Lagos, No 7 Alabi street, off Toyin street, Ikeja, Lagos.    Use Map https://maps.app.goo.gl/qu1y7WE4crtt3tSu6   Our social media accounts.   https://Instagram.com/negxylimited    https://twitter.com/negxylimited   Chat with our counsellors   Counsellor 1 – https://wa.link/om92kf    Counsellor 2 – https://wa.link/l8sdk1   Abuja Counsellor – https://wa.link/l77vps      Remember to share this post with others who may need the information.