2. Don’t wait until you desperately need money
This is one lesson worth taking seriously.
Start looking for work early. Give yourself enough time to prepare your resume, apply for several positions and attend interviews.
You may not get the first job you apply for, and that is normal.
So, Instead of applying to one or two jobs and waiting, make job searching part of your weekly routine.
3. Start with student-friendly jobs
Look for positions that can realistically fit around your classes.
Depending on your skills and location, opportunities may include:
* Retail assistant
* Customer service representative
* Restaurant or food-service worker
* Cashier
* Administrative assistant
* Warehouse worker
* Tutor
* Receptionist
* On-campus positions
* Delivery or other eligible flexible work
Canada’s official Job Bank allows students to filter vacancies specifically by “Student jobs” and also narrow searches by part-time hours.
Therefore, Search student jobs on Canada’s Job Bank