The ultimate goal of studying in Ireland, whether undergraduate or master, is to find a good job, whether in Ireland or back home. Now I want to introduce six ways of employment in Ireland:
1, via school:
Many schools in Ireland have paid internship schools and majors. If students perform well during their internship, they can become formal employees of their company directly after graduation. Of course, this requires international students to perform well in their work and achieve excellent results. In this form, as long as the school arranges internships and the company provides regular opportunities, as long as you work hard and complete your studies normally, the chances of direct employment after graduation are still great.
2. Through an intermediary:
If international students want to find a job in Ireland through intermediary employment, they need to ensure that they have enough English communication skills, otherwise they can't clearly describe their situation and the job they want to find. When international students are looking for a job, some intermediaries will ask them to provide resumes, including education and work experience.
3, through the enterprise:
Irish students can go directly to various enterprises with resumes to ask if there is any job information. Of course, this way of finding a job requires foreign students to have a good language level, otherwise it is difficult to talk face to face with foreign employers. In this case, although the enterprise may not have a job suitable for international students, it may give priority to resumes submitted in this way when there is an opportunity in the future.
4. By purchasing workers:
In Ireland, buying a job is a unique form of job hunting. Because it is difficult to get a work visa in Ireland, and there are many foreign students studying in Ireland, the situation of oversupply in the workplace is very common. Some enterprises will directly ask international students to pay for job opportunities. Of course, it will be more balanced to regard this form as an intermediary.
5. Through friends:
Finding a job through friends is the most effective way in Ireland. Irish enterprises believe that recommending candidates for themselves is a good way to find jobs, which can not only save money for enterprises, but also make their employees more credible. Therefore, international students should pay attention to their personal network accumulation in Ireland. If relatives or seniors work in an enterprise, they can be asked to help introduce them.
6. Through the media:
Among all kinds of ways to find a job in Ireland, finding a job through various media, especially newspapers, is the most common. Many enterprises in Ireland publish recruitment information in the Irish Evening News, and international students can find the job information they are interested in by reading the newspaper every day, but this way of finding a job is relatively lacking in focus.
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