First, find it through the school.
Many Irish universities will offer majors that can be paid internships. If you are a student of these majors, you can go directly to the cooperative enterprise for internship. Those who perform well during the internship will have the opportunity to become formal employees of the company directly after graduation. Of course, this also requires you to get excellent grades. In this form of job hunting, if your school and your major have a system of arranging internships, as long as you finish your studies seriously and work in the company, you can basically get employment directly after graduation.
Second, through the intermediary
One form of finding a job in Ireland is to find a job by hiring an intermediary. But this method will require your English communication skills to be good enough, otherwise you can't explain the type of job you are looking for and your situation to the intermediary. If you don't describe it clearly, the job you find will basically not suit you. The general agent will ask you to write your own resume, as well as your education and work experience.
Third, through enterprises
This is a more direct and safer way, because it is in direct contact with the company. You can take your resume to your favorite company and ask if you have any intention to recruit. Of course, this way of looking for a job requires a high level of your own language communication, otherwise it will be difficult for you to communicate with the employer in charge of recruitment in the company, and how can you get this position if you can't even communicate? Although the resume submitted in this way may not get you a suitable job, you are likely to be reconsidered when this company needs to recruit in the future.
Fourth, buy a job.
There is a special form of finding a job in Ireland, which is called buying a job. Yes, it means paying for work. This is because it is difficult to get a work visa in Ireland, but there are many international students who want to stay in Ireland, so there is often a phenomenon of oversupply in the Irish workplace, so some enterprises will ask students to pay for jobs. Some students may be disgusted with this way, but it can actually be understood as an intermediary way.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) through friends
This way is to let friends introduce you, which is very effective. Generally, Irish enterprises will trust the candidates recommended by employees, which can save the recruiter's own funds, and the people recommended by employees are also highly credible and trustworthy. Therefore, when studying in Ireland, we should pay more attention to cultivating contacts.
Sixth, through the media
A common way to find a job through the media is through newspapers. Many Irish companies will publish their recruitment information in newspapers, and interested students can also read more recruitment information in newspapers every day to find jobs they are interested in. However, because the above recruitment information is basically of various types, there is no focus, and it takes patience to find a job you like.