Where to find a job for the summer

To begin with, why do you need seasonal work. Do you want to just make money orexpect to get work experience in the specialty, which will subsequently help you get a permanent job or at least become a solid line in the resume?

In the second case, the list of possible vacancies is limited, but job search may not be so problematic: it is possible that the institution will help you find a job for the summer. In large universities there can be even a student employment center as a separate structural unit. Students of pedagogical universities can find a job as a counselor in a camp, students of agricultural schools have the opportunity to earn on seasonal agricultural work, etc.

If for you the amount is the sumearnings, and work on the specialty in the mandatory requirements for the workplace for the summer is not included, you have much more options for where to find work for the summer. You can apply to the employment center, however it is better to prefer the youth labor exchange: not all employment centers are engaged in seasonal employment of students.

You can also try find a job for the summer yourself. You can either use one or morefrom the numerous sites for job search (the section "Temporary / seasonal work", or personally walk to places where there are seasonal vacancies in the summer.This can be a cafe (when opening summer sites there is a need to hire more waiters), construction sites, organizations such as "Zelenstroy" (in the summer, working hands are needed to clean the parks), etc. And it is better to combine these two methods.

Many prefer seasonal work on the sea - in the summer months at the resorts open a lot of vacancies. The search for such work should be approachedresponsibly, otherwise, having already arrived at the resort, you may find that you were "thrown". As a result, you lose money (and it's good if you manage to find work on the spot and compensate for this loss). It is also worth remembering that seasonal work at sea is unlikely to be combined with rest - you will have almost no time to sunbathe or swim in the sea.

Another option is work for the summer abroad. Say, in Poland, Sweden, Finland in the summerthere is a growing demand for workers in farms, in Turkey, tourism workers are needed (say, Russian-language animators, guides, heads of tourist groups). Such vacancies can be found on job search sites and in employment agencies.

When you work abroad, you need to be especially vigilant. It is necessary to go under the program which exists already not the first year, and it is obligatory to familiarize with responses about the program before to make out documents. You should weigh all the pros and cons and be sure of the trustworthiness of the agency through which you find work, to be sure that you will not be deceived.

As for the rest abroad, combined with work, - here everything is the same as with the summer seasonal work within the country. Either you work, or you rest, it is unlikely to combine. Some people manage to travel when the work is over, but the visa period still allows you to stay in the country. It's only often that a significant portion of the earned money goes to such a journey.

In general, finding a job for the summer is not such a problem. The main thing, first, do not wait for the weather, hoping that the employer will find you: in the summer there is no shortage not only in the workplaces, but also in the candidates for these seats. And secondly, always responsibly approach the choice of workplace, especially if you are going to work outside your hometown or even the country.