Part Time Jobs For International Students In Ireland

Please watch this video to know about part-time jobs you can do in Ireland and their job titles when searching to apply.
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[@UjahClement-xn1qb]

I really find your page educative and informative. I just got an admission with University of Galway, and I had accepted my offer with 500 euros. I'm instructed to pay 6000 euros tuition deposit as visa immigration requirement. My question is, can I pay 5,500 euros as deposit to sum it with the 500 euros for accepting offer to make it 6000 euros or I must pay 6000 euros aside the 500 euros ? Thanks

[@Jostudyabroad]

Thank you for your feedback. Best to pay the 6000 euros. Wishing you all the best with your visa application. If you need assistance you can email- [e-mail]

[@RealTalkswithLuchielle]

Hi clement got admission at thesame uni let’s connect please

[@jaysam5138]

I have subscribed and watched some of your very informative videos and I am impressed at your presentation and obvious good personality. I work in Longford and my stepson have gain admission to TUD. I will love to connect you guys

[@Jostudyabroad]

Thank you for your compliment. You can email- [e-mail] if you have any questions.

[@clover5923]

Hi, I'm going for my Masters and I want to work as well. Thank you for the information!! You guys look like nice people, I would love to have friends like you guys in Ireland!

[@Jostudyabroad]

Thank you for the compliment. Wish you best of luck

[@chinedumichael1523]

Were you guys with QQL qualification before you started working as health care assistant in Ireland?

[@Jostudyabroad]

A minimum of QQI Level 5 in Healthcare is required.

[@chinedumichael1523]

For healthcare assistant job, are there some places you can work without QQL healthcare qualification.

[@Jostudyabroad]

You need to be enrolled or you can notify the company during your interview that you do not have the cert atm and they can enroll you and the payments deducted from your salary monthly in bits.

[@dannistkinglous9602]

You people are really doing well, do you know about construction workers?

[@Jostudyabroad]

Here- link to videos with apps/sites and agencies to assist you: kzbin.infoPodu-Yqqf50?si=9QTOMxrjMayYFGI- kzbin.infocm1aFgf796c?si=EUkjRmZw-WD2FCKQ

[@gracechristie8495]

Hello.i made a big mistake.i submitted my document at the embassy 6 weeks ago but I only submitted the photocopies and I did not include the originals. I also forgot the letter explaining the lump sum of money.what can I do?should bring the original documents to the embassy or what?

[@Jostudyabroad]

You would need to contact the embassy.

[@NasserInshar]

does the health care assistant or home care need a prior training and if so how long are the training courses ? thank you for the video very informative.

[@Jostudyabroad]

@@NasserInshar yes- you need QQI healthcare level 5 program. The duration depends on you as it can also be done online.

[@gracechristie8495]

Hello.i just watched your video,can you give me the list of agencies that we can use to apply for the job as a student?

[@Jostudyabroad]

Hi Grace, please find attached link to a video that can assist you with this question: kzbin.infocm1aFgf796c?feature=share

[@UjahClement-xn1qb]

Hello, I'm so confuse right now . Please, can a proof of fund of just 12 million acceptable? Cos, after paying 6000 euros, I am still left with 21,000 euros. Please kindly advise me.

[@Jostudyabroad]

N.B. Tuition fees can be paid in FULL or in 2 installments - 60% after admission, before visa application and 40% at the beginning of second semester. Asides the tuition fees, the Irish embassy requires a Bank statement showing atleast €10,000 (if you paid full tuition fees) or €10,000 + the balance of your fees (if you paid in installments).

[@GregoryUgochukwu]

Thanks for your information Though this video is like comedy, you people are just funny, i love the aside jokes 😂😅😅 I hope I get admitted someday and join you there in Ireland Thanks 🙏

[@Jostudyabroad]

Thank you for your feedback! Wishing you all the best.

[@leminiteview9714]

😂😂😂😂😂 Have been laughing for 5mins now 😅

[@Jostudyabroad]

Glad we made you laugh. Thank you.

[@adeniyihenry2108]

Is it possible to work more hours during school session 🤔…

[@Jostudyabroad]

It is not advisable

[@omoleolaitan2134]

does ireland allow higher diploma students to bring spouse

[@Jostudyabroad]

Students cannot bring their families with them to Ireland. Family can only visit, you can sponsor them to join you after you get your work permit

[@TradeIQ_Profits]

Guys, recommend for me a school

[@Jostudyabroad]

They’re a lot of good schools in Ireland. It depends on your budget - National College of Ireland, Griffith College, TUS, TUD, DCU, University of Galway, DBS, Independent College. If you need assistance you can email us- [e-mail] or send a DM on Facebook or Instagram.