NUR ASWANA BINTI ZAKARIA
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STUDENT AND PART TIME JOB
In college, time is scarce, and
because of that, very precious. At the same time, though, expenses in college
pile up surprisingly quickly. A part time job is a good way to off-set costs
while ensuring there’s enough time left over for academics and extracurricular. A part-time job can
help you become a better student and get a jump on your career track.
Benefits of having a part time job:
- stable
cash flow
-Although obvious, this remains one of
the greatest perks of working part-time while in school. Having a steady income
allows you to pay off
debts quicker, leaving you with
less financial stress after graduation. Students don’t realize how much
little things cost while at school like groceries.
- develop
useful skill
-Even though you may not think the skills
you’re developing at a part-time job will be useful to your career, they can
be! Part-time jobs teach skills every employer is looking for:
- commitment
- time management
- teamwork
- leadership
- organization
- customer service.
- gives
you break
-During school, it’s easy to feel as
though you’re in a bubble filled with classes, studying, projects, friends and
late nights. It’s not a bad bubble to be in, but sometimes we all need a bit of
a break from student life. Having a part-time job allows you to get out of the
library or house and away from your roommates, giving you a much-needed break
from the stresses of being a student.
- improves grades
When your only commitment is your studies, you may
think you have all the time in the world to finish school work. This may result
in a less effective work ethic. Having a job forces you to manage your time and
organize your tasks in a productive and effective manner. The amount of hours a
student can handle varies, but for the most part, when employers hire on students
they are aware that the priority is education and will work with you.
- networking opportunities
Working a part-time job allows you to develop
connections. You may get a great friend, reference, connection or even
full-time job after school from committing to a sustainable number of hours
each week.
- employee benefits
Depending on where your part-time job is, you may
be eligible for benefits! Even if they’re not full health benefits, you may be
eligible for staff discounts or perks. Other benefits would include discounted
tickets, food, merchandise and etc.
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