Email: my friend Rosie asks me about student jobs
Hi Rosie
How are you doing?
In Spain students do a lot of sort of jobs. But I think the most common jobs are teacher, waiter/waitress, babysitter and shop assistant. The reason is that these jobs are usually part-time, so students have more free time to study.
The main problem of these jobs is that they aren’t well-paid. Also, work as a waiter/waitress or as a shop assistant is really stressful because you work under pressure. On the other hand, work as a teacher or as a babysitter can be exhausting and you need to have a lot of patience.
To find a good student job in Spain is difficult. On the Internet there are many student jobs but they aren’t very good. I believe that the best way is to do networking with other people. If you know many people you will have more opportunities to know employers.
I hope to help you with this information. Ask me if you have more questions.
Cheers,
Christina
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Email: my friend Rosie asks me about student jobs
Hi RosieHow are you doing?
In Spain students do a lot of all sorts of jobs. But I think the most common jobs are teacher, waiter/waitress, babysitter and shop assistant. The reason is that these jobs are usually part-time, so students will have more free time to study.
The main problem of with these jobs is that they aren’t (optional: very) well-paid. Also, working as a waiter/waitress or as a shop assistant is really stressful because you are working under pressure. On the other hand, working as a teacher or as a babysitter can be exhausting and you need to have a lot of patience.
To find a good student job in Spain is difficult. On the Internet there are many student jobs (optional: advertised) but generally they aren’t very good. I believe that the best way is to do by networking with other people. If you know many more people you will have more opportunities to know meet (optional: potential) employers.
I hope to help you with this information is helpful. Please ask me if you have any more questions.
Cheers,
Christina
Excellent, my optional items just make it sound a bit more natural
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Email: my friend Rosie asks me about student jobs
Hi RosieHow are you doing?
In Spain students do a lot of all sorts of jobs. But I think the most common jobs are teacher, waiter/waitress, babysitter and shop assistant. The reason is that these jobs are usually part-time, so students have more free time to study.
The main problem of with these jobs is that they aren’t well-paid. Also, working as a waiter/waitress or as a shop assistant is really stressful because you work under pressure. On the other hand, working as a teacher or as a babysitter can be exhausting and you need to have a lot of patience.
To find (or Finding) a good student job in Spain is difficult. On the internet there are many student jobs but they aren’t very good. I believe that the best way is to do by networking (or to network) with other people. If you know many people you will have more opportunities to get to know employers.
I hope to I helped you with this information. Don't hesitate to ask me if you have more questions.
Cheers,
Christina
Good job Cristina (excuse the pun!)
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