The legal restrictions for working in Germany as international students are very strict - and should be considered before applying for a job. Students from Non-EU countries are restricted to 120 full work days or 240 half work days a year.

• More about jobs for students
  www.uni-kassel.de/uni/en/studium/kontakt-und-beratung/servicestellen/career-service/jobs-internships
  www.studis-online.de/jobben
• and   http://jobboerse.arbeitsagentur.de

• Job Regulations for International Students, Download on pages of Deutsches Studierendenwerk

Help out in the Mensa kitchen and make sure that everyone on campus gets their delicious lunch.

Work is Monday to Friday, 10 am to 3 pm.

• Current hourly wage: 12.41 euros     
• Up to 30 days' vacation per year and continued pay if you fall ill
• You decide how many hours you work
• Whether mini-job or working student - anything is possible

However, we can only offer you jobs if we are currently looking for student employees.

You don't have a food security certificate yet? No problem, we will tell you how to get the relevant training and reimburse you the costs (app. 29 euros) as soon as we can offer you a contract.

• Apply by email to bewerbungen((at))studierendenwerk.uni-kassel.de

We would be happy if you attach your certificate of study and state in the email which days of the week you would like to work. Your data will of course only be used for application management purposes and the documents will be destroyed after the application process has been completed.

• Questions? Please send an email to r.gondermann((at))studierendenwerk.uni-kassel.de Ms Gondermann will be happy to answer them.