STUDENT JOBS ABROAD

In England, Canada, USA or Spain

Let's use a break to work and travel
in England, Canada, the USA or Spain.

Our Student jobs abroad program is the best solution to discover these countries,
learn English or Spanish and earn money.

World Stage Interface allows you to realise your project by searching your job, your accommodation and helping you to arrange your departure (insurrance, visa...)

With such a paid placement you gain experience, knowledges, you improve your English or Spanish... and you enjoy a good time.

WHO CAN APPLY?

To apply to the student job abroad program, you have to:

- be a student,
- be a European citizen (French or Belgium for Canada)
- be between 18 and 28 year old,
- have accomplished at least one university year to go to the USA,
- have already learned English or Spanish .

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Lenght of stay:

The stays that we propose can be done all year round in England and Spain and lenght from 2 to 6 months.

In Canada and the USA the stays can take place during summer holidays and lenght from 2 to 3 months in Canada or from 3 to 4 months in the USA.


The garantee of a job :

When World Stage Interface accepts your application, we assist you in your whole project.

We look for your job and accommodation and we give you the necessary documents for your visa application. Our English, Canadian, American or spanish partners assist you in their countries.

The job positions are in the following fields:

- National Parks (welcome, reception-desk, maintenance, tecnical work, sales, swimming-teacher...)
- Restauration (service, bar, dish-washing, cooking...)
- Hotel (welcome, reception-desk, cleaning, service, bagage-handler)
- Sales (cash-register, shop, sales...) .

Wage:

In England you earn from 4 to 5£ per hour. The monthly wage is around 600£ per month for 120 to 160 working hours per month.
In Spain you earn from 700 to 1000€ per month plus tips.
In Canada and the USA, the minimum wage (without tips) ranges from 5,75 US/canadian$ to 10 US/canadian$ per hour. The monthly wage, without tips, is around 1200 US/canadien$, for 120 to 160 working hours per month .

Accommodation:

In England and Canada you are accommodated in host families. The rent is around 336£ per month in England for self catering accommodation in twin room or 476£ in single room, and around 720$ per month in Canada for full-board accommodation in single room.
In the USA and Spain, you are accommodated in shared appartments on your working place or from a walking distance of your working place. The rent is around 360$ per month in the USA and 340€ per month in Spain. (In Spain, we propose twin room accommodation. Single rooms are available upon request but there are a few availabilities.)

             
   

ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES:

Student jobs in England and Spain :

As a European citizen, you need no particular document but your ID or passport to enter the UK or Spain and to work therer.

As employee of a British or Spanish company, you are coverd by the British or Spanish Health Board. But the prices of medical cares could be high. That is why we advise you to apply for a private health insurance. We would recommand the Isis medical Insurance (www.istc.org).

Student jobs in the USA and Canada:

You travel out of the European Union, so you need a visa.

To temporarly work in the USA, you need a J-1 visa and to participate to an exchange program.

By participating to our program, you are delivered the required documents that allow you to apply for a visa in your American Embassy. ( DS-2019).

With this visa you are allowed to stay in the USA during your work contract..

Thanks to J-1 visa, you can also stay in the USA during one more month to travel around.

To temporarly work in Canada you need a working-holidays visa. Please send your application file to your Canadian embassy.

By working out of the European Union, your are not covered by your national medical insurance. You have to apply for a specific insurance. World Stage Interface recommand the ISIS travel insurance (www.istc.org).

       
   

 
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