If you come with us to study English in Ireland, you can enjoy our free service to support you in your job search.
Your Dream Maker will advise you on everything you need to find a job and will also help you with some of the basic tasks you need to do. Keep reading!
Work in Ireland!
The best way to find a job in Ireland is to visit companies in person and leave your resume. As we mentioned, we’ll help you craft the coolest one in the world.
However, we also recommend that you check out these websites before coming to study and work in Ireland:
If you are a citizen of any of the European Union member countries, for example, Spain, you can work in Ireland without restrictions, as if it were your own country.
You will only need your ID card and the European Health Insurance Card.
If you have any of these nationalities, you do not need to apply for a visa before traveling, as your passport will be stamped upon arrival in Ireland.
However, you will not be able to work until you have obtained your IRP (Irish Residence Permit).
To obtain it, you must have enrolled in a course of at least 25 weeks in duration, and once you have it, you can work part-time while studying.
You will need to process your visa before traveling to Ireland. Additionally, you are obligated to purchase travel health insurance for your trip.
To process your visa, you will need to meet the following requirements:
The Interprofessional Minimum Wage in Ireland is around €1,400 per month, and the average salary is €3,890 per month.
One of the significant advantages of working in Ireland while studying is that even with an unskilled job, you can comfortably support yourself throughout your stay.
The most in-demand unskilled jobs in Ireland include hospitality, restocking or cashiering in a supermarket, working as an au pair, or assisting in a store.
As for qualified jobs, the information technology and new technologies sector stand out, but to access these positions, you will need a high level of English.
The official language in Ireland is English, so if you come to study English in Ireland while working, it will be very beneficial for practicing and improving your language skills.
In Ireland, job offers are abundant, especially in unskilled jobs such as delivery driver, waiter, or dishwasher, and for these jobs, English is not an indispensable requirement.
Being one of the member countries of the European Union, if you have Spanish nationality or nationality from another EU country, you can travel to Ireland with just your ID card, without needing any type of visa.
You can stay here for as long as you want, study and work, as if you were in your home country.
Another great advantage if you live in Spain or another European country is that flights to Ireland will be really inexpensive, much more so than to other destinations like Australia or Canada.
You don’t need to know English to work in Ireland in an unskilled job as a general rule. At least, you don’t need a high level of English.
It’s a different story if you’re looking for a skilled job. Depending on your English level, you will be able to access different types of jobs.
Additionally, you will always have the possibility to find a job that requires your native language.
It won’t be too hard to find your first job, so don’t worry too much about it right now.
You will always have our guidance to find work in Ireland, so don’t hesitate any longer and ask us!
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