How can I make money while studying in the UK?

Studying in a foreign country can not only improve your knowledge, but also make your English level more sophisticated, but your own consumption in a foreign country is also very high, if you want to make money, you can go to the hotel as a waiter, the treatment of the waiter in the hotel is very good, and the general guests will tip the waiter, and the daily tip is also an income.

During your study in the UK, you can go to a restaurant as a waiter, or go to a cake shop as a salesperson, of course, you can do **, now** is a very hot profession, you can not only help others buy what you want, but also make your own money, why not.

My personal advice is that if you want to learn to support yourself abroad, you can find a job when you are not in school, such as going to a bar as a resident singer or front desk, going to a restaurant as a waiter, or a delivery person, if you are too tired, you can go to work as a tutor.

I can only work 20 hours a week. It is not possible during the language period.

Studying and working in the UK can earn some living expenses, and it is also the fastest way to integrate into local life, so let's introduce to you the issues related to studying and working in the UK. How much do you earn each month to study and work in the UK?

1. The territory of the British

This part is not much different from the income of working in Chinatown, and the advantage is that there are more opportunities to connect with speaking and communication skills. The disadvantages are: strong English skills are required, and NI needs to be applied and taxes paid.

22% of income is taxed in the UK** and there are no benefits other than childcare allowance for those who have children. Even the cheaper **subsidized public apartments cannot be lived.

1. Office and restaurant cleaners (morning shift 5am-7am evening shift 8pm-9pm, more).

Income: £3 60p - £4 £20p.

2. Bartender.

Income: £50p-£8 (experience is required).

3. Supermarket loaders.

Income: £4 50p - £50 50p.

4. Office handymen (copying, typing, carrying inventory stationery, sending mail).

Income: £3 60p - £4 £20p.

5. Supermarket cashier.

Income: £4, £30p-£5.

6. Hotel room tidying.

Income: £4 30p - £50 50p.

7. Local restaurants and bartenders in the UK.

Income: £3 60p - £5 £50p + tip 0

2. Chinatown

This type of work is characterized by high wages and no taxes (so no ni). Some people work part-time like this for 3 years, and all the tuition fees and living expenses are self-sufficient. But this kind of salary is also very physically demanding, and some girls can't stand it after just 3 nights.

In addition, it is also important to be able to speak Cantonese, but students who do not speak Cantonese do not need to worry, Cantonese is not difficult to learn.

1. Cashier of takeaway shop.

Earnings: £4-£5 per hour.

Disadvantages: You must stand during all working hours, the boss generally does not like you to use a calculator, you must have strong mental arithmetic skills, you have high requirements for English ability, and you need to be able to understand the meal order**.

Advantages: no need to pay taxes, no ni, less physical exertion than restaurant waiters, more exercise in speaking and listening (especially the ability to pick up **).

2. Waiter in a restaurant in Chinatown.

Income: £4, £50-£7 per hour + gratuity (some restaurants don't take tipping at part time).

Disadvantages: There are many night jobs, which is particularly physically demanding, and you need to be able to speak a certain amount of Cantonese.

Advantages: No need to pay taxes, no ni, you can have a certain opportunity to practice speaking.

Remarks: (The waiter is divided into two types: serving food and writing orders, the former does not have high requirements for Cantonese, but the salary is basically less than 6 pounds, and the latter requires strong Cantonese skills because of the need to communicate with the chef.) At the same time, it can be called the backbone, and the salary of those favored by the boss can reach 10 pounds per hour + tip Their salary level makes the British department manager-level staff envious, and it is basically these people who earn their own money to buy a car in the UK.

I don't know how much money is going on now, and what kind of work is scored.

In general, the minimum wage in the UK is about 60 RMB per hour.

Ordinary employees earn more than 10,000 yuan per month.

Because the pound has depreciated now, it is not profitable to go to the UK to work now. 10 years ago, 1 pound = 16 yuan, now 1 pound is equal to 9 yuan!

Generally, with more than 100 employees, the general accounting of a small company is about 180,000 yuan per year (before tax), and the white-collar workers of a small company are about 30-450,000 yuan per year (before tax).