Student Jobs in Germany
A free community initiative by Plan Beta — helping international students find Werkstudent positions, mini-jobs, and part-time work across Germany.
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How to Find Part-Time Jobs in Germany
Watch our quick guides on finding student jobs, Werkstudent positions, and Minijobs in Germany. Tips on where to look, what documents you need, and how to stand out as an international student.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many hours can international students work in Germany?
International students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year. Mini-jobs (up to EUR 520/month) and Werkstudent positions are the most common options.
What is a Werkstudent position?
A Werkstudent (working student) position allows you to work up to 20 hours/week during semester and full-time during breaks. These jobs are typically in your field of study and pay EUR 12-20/hour.
Do I need German for student jobs?
Basic German (A2-B1) significantly expands your options. English-only jobs exist in IT and hospitality, but German-speaking students access better-paying positions and more opportunities.
What is a mini-job?
A mini-job pays up to EUR 520/month and is tax-free for the employee. Common in retail, gastronomy, and delivery. No German required for many positions.