Korean has always been the first choice for many China students to study abroad. High-quality educational resources, affordable tuition fees and charming tourist scenery make Korea a popular place for students to pursue further studies. But you know what? Studying in Korea, you can also use your spare time to work legally, earn living expenses and enrich your study abroad experience!

Legal work

International students with a D-2 student visa can work legally after staying in Korea for more than six months. But please note that part-time jobs must be related to your major, and the working hours per week should not exceed 20 hours. At the same time, foreign students are not allowed to work part-time in bars, dance halls and other places. Once discovered, they will face serious legal consequences.

Lecturer and tutor in China.

Lecturers and tutors in China have become popular part-time jobs in Korea. As long as you have enough knowledge of Korean, you can easily do these jobs and earn rich rewards!

Exercise one's ability

Although work and life are hard, please keep an optimistic attitude. Think of this experience as a process to exercise your ability and endurance, and you will find that money is not the only gain. When you feel tired, think about the good past and cheer yourself up. Remember, rest is for better work and for yourself.