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United Kingdom: Scotland<br />
189<br />
Working<br />
while<br />
<strong>studying</strong><br />
Scotland has many part-time<br />
vacancies available for students,<br />
particularly in the service sector.<br />
Working on a part-time basis will<br />
enable you to earn some extra<br />
money while you study. The work<br />
experience you gain may not<br />
necessarily be in the area in which<br />
you intend to seek employment<br />
after you complete your studies.<br />
It does, however, give you the<br />
opportunity to learn and practice<br />
transferable skills that will look<br />
good on your CV when applying<br />
for jobs back home after you<br />
graduate.<br />
Work after<br />
studies<br />
In the summer of 2005, Scotland<br />
launched the Fresh Talent<br />
Scheme. The Fresh Talent<br />
Working in Scotland Scheme<br />
applies to any student who<br />
successfully completes a HND,<br />
undergraduate degree course,<br />
master’s, PhD, postgraduate<br />
certificate or diploma at a<br />
Scottish further or higher<br />
education institution to apply<br />
to stay in Scotland for up to<br />
two years after completing their<br />
studies in order to work. There<br />
are no restrictions on the type of<br />
paid work.<br />
more information:<br />
www.scotlandistheplace.com