Many of the international students coming from India or the sub-continent have a common query when they plan to study abroad in Ireland or in other EU countries. Almost all of them are eager to know about the working hours allowed for them. Undertaking a full-time or part-time course, students want to get into employment to lessen their study allowances, though students are not allowed to work during their study programs.

This is the age when talent is the need to conquer and skills for showcasing the ability, and to cope with this situation, students must acquire more experience in different fields while they study in Ireland or in any foreign country. Therefore, every smart aspirant wants to apply for internships that can help them grow their skill sets. Plus, it would give them some extra money and a worthy work experience. Thinking of the future, the student gives priority to part-time work as they already know Ireland as one of those European centers that have become the headquarter of many multinational companies like IBM, Samsung, Apple, Facebook, and many more. Also, Ireland is the home to pharmaceutical companies and these companies rule the world in the field of pharma and medicine worldwide. And the vital reason international students choose Ireland as the finest study destination is the possibility of their professional future.  Therefore, they consider a part-time job before applying for a permanent job.

The full-time students in Ireland are completely dedicated to their studies. In other words, the full-time students must not work during the undertaking period of their courses. Although, most full-time students admit that working in libraries, cafés, restaurants, and hotels after classes or during vacations does not affect their studies. On the other hand, if a full-time student wants to take a job in an IT firm, or pharma company it would be difficult for them to concentrate on their studies and job simultaneously.  However, that is quite unreal that some of the full-time students work up to 15 hours during the weekend for their pocket money to cover any expenses during the week. If you are a full-time student, it is better not to take chances to increase your skill sets.

The part-time students get the most benefits from working during study time abroad. They have the chance to maintain a balance between study and work.

On the other hand, part-time students are those that get the most benefit from studying and working options maintaining a good life/work balance. As most companies are not willing to appoint inexperienced people on a full-time basis, working part-time while studying, is one the best ways of gaining specific expertise and training in an unfamiliar job field. Therefore, higher education in Ireland for part-time students provides more opportunities to get work experience.

Many of you may want to earn some money by working with different firms and companies. Teams of counselors are there to push you into gaining more and more work experience abroad. However, the right team will make you understand all the pros and cons. Therefore, the team Education Ireland advises you not to concentrate on part-time work if you are a full-time student in Ireland.

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