I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

You are right sir but aim of this part time job should be getting practical experience and not earning.

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

It may not be always possible and working in a different concern altogether brroadens their experience and will definitely help them gain experience in life. I have advised my children to take up everything that they are interested in rather than limit themselves to their study subjects only...

That is best way to broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge base because once you finish your studies and start working, there is no time to learn any new thing. SO while in student stage, it is the best thing to learn those other things that interest you outside the curriculum. I think it helps one get a better hand on whatever they choose as career.

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

It may not be always possible and working in a different concern altogether brroadens their experience and will definitely help them gain experience in life. I have advised my children to take up everything that they are interested in rather than limit themselves to their study subjects only...

That is best way to broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge base because once you finish your studies and start working, there is no time to learn any new thing. SO while in student stage, it is the best thing to learn those other things that interest you outside the curriculum. I think it helps one get a better hand on whatever they choose as career.

Exactly ! It also makes them become aware of the ins and outs of other career and job options and one wouldnt take things for granted or be judgmental.My son was working for a pub doing accounts when he was doing his post graduation in the US during weekends because that paid the most and helped him out financially and he felt that he got to know a lot about the functioning, the legalities involved in running it.He says it is so professionally run that it is almost like any other sales job...It also makes youngsters develop respect for others careers and jobs however small or insignificant the profession may seem to others who live in their own world !

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

It may not be always possible and working in a different concern altogether brroadens their experience and will definitely help them gain experience in life. I have advised my children to take up everything that they are interested in rather than limit themselves to their study subjects only...

That is best way to broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge base because once you finish your studies and start working, there is no time to learn any new thing. SO while in student stage, it is the best thing to learn those other things that interest you outside the curriculum. I think it helps one get a better hand on whatever they choose as career.

Exactly ! It also makes them become aware of the ins and outs of other career and job options and one wouldnt take things for granted or be judgmental.My son was working for a pub doing accounts when he was doing his post graduation in the US during weekends because that paid the most and helped him out financially and he felt that he got to know a lot about the functioning, the legalities involved in running it.He says it is so professionally run that it is almost like any other sales job...It also makes youngsters develop respect for others careers and jobs however small or insignificant the profession may seem to others who live in their own world !

That is so nice! I am sure your son learned more working in that pub than anywhere else. Such jobs, or for that matter any jobs, help students learn more social skills and team work skills than are taught in management colleges! And I think it also helps them to be more professional in their approach at work because they have learned most of the basic skills even before they start on their career path.

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

It may not be always possible and working in a different concern altogether brroadens their experience and will definitely help them gain experience in life. I have advised my children to take up everything that they are interested in rather than limit themselves to their study subjects only...

That is best way to broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge base because once you finish your studies and start working, there is no time to learn any new thing. SO while in student stage, it is the best thing to learn those other things that interest you outside the curriculum. I think it helps one get a better hand on whatever they choose as career.

Exactly ! It also makes them become aware of the ins and outs of other career and job options and one wouldnt take things for granted or be judgmental.My son was working for a pub doing accounts when he was doing his post graduation in the US during weekends because that paid the most and helped him out financially and he felt that he got to know a lot about the functioning, the legalities involved in running it.He says it is so professionally run that it is almost like any other sales job...It also makes youngsters develop respect for others careers and jobs however small or insignificant the profession may seem to others who live in their own world !

That is so nice! I am sure your son learned more working in that pub than anywhere else. Such jobs, or for that matter any jobs, help students learn more social skills and team work skills than are taught in management colleges! And I think it also helps them to be more professional in their approach at work because they have learned most of the basic skills even before they start on their career path.

He certainly did :) , later he also worked for a super market ! Kalyani, I see a lot of youngsters now working here as well during their free time in Mc donalds, KFc and Dominos in their counters and slso as delivery boys...I speak to some of them and find them very smart with right priorities, it is heartening see them taking their responsibilities so seriously at such a young age !

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

You are right sir but aim of this part time job should be getting practical experience and not earning.

This cannot be generalised. There are many students who have to earn in order to pay for their education.

I suggest that one should seek part time work that is linked to his qualification. For example, a law student should work part time with a lawyer. A commerce student will do well to work part time with an accountancy firm.

You are right sir but aim of this part time job should be getting practical experience and not earning.

This cannot be generalised. There are many students who have to earn in order to pay for their education.

I always praise persons who are doing part time job for meeting expense of education. I know many persons who complete their study by doing part time jobs. They are indeed, self made persons.