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Where should I look for summer job at Brighton for a EU student?
Personally I have been in UK 3 times, because my sister studies there, but never visited Brighton.So I was thinking about traveling to Brighton with my friend about July-August. We are both from Greece, still students which maybe limits our choices. My friend is studying fashion design and me management. Do you think we could find a job for 1-2 months? I have worked twice at the reservation department for a shipping business and a luxury beach club. My friend has worked in a cafe. Also, do you have any recommendation about where to stay (no more than 450-500/a month). Thank you!
9 Answers
- Orla CLv 711 months ago
Forget about it in 2020, I don't think it would be very safe, or even possible.
- ?Lv 72 years ago
Do you mind dancing naked?
Because nobody is really looking for a one month employee.
- ?Lv 72 years ago
Brighton's a great place for casual jobs. Definitely cafe/bar work and hotel workers are always in short supply. However do bear in mind that there's a huge event coming up for UK, namely Brexit, and at the moment no-one has the foggiest idea what's going to happen with regulations for what will then be foreign casual workers after March of next year when we leave. So be prepared to have to fill out extra paperwork to enable you to be able to do this. But is it possible, definitely!
As far as accommodation is concerned, just do a trawl online. It's the best way to get a choice within the budget you need.
Brighton is a great town to visit. It's cosmopolitan, friendly to all people and fun. Enjoy it!
- Anonymous2 years ago
Try hotels.
- MaxiLv 72 years ago
Unlikely and depending on Brexit as the UK will have left the EU then and any temp jobs will already be taken by students there at that time, you will have difficulty finding anywhere to live as it will be holiday time and holiday makers will have already booked, as will youth hostels
- David SLv 72 years ago
Bars, Restaurants are your best bet. I doubt if visas will be required by next summer
- TavyLv 72 years ago
Forget it, even if we not out of the EU no one will employ you for such a short time. Seasonable jobs are for 3 months or more.
- Anonymous2 years ago
By the time next summer comes, the UK will no longer be in the EU - you may not be permitted to work here without a suitable visa. It's unlikely an employer would go to the legal trouble and expense of employing a foreigner for a few months when there will be plenty of British students also looking for summer jobs.