INFORMATION MEETING PART-TIME JOBS IN NORWAY - MARIANNE, CAREER COUNSELOR THE CAREER SERVICES AT UIO
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AGENDA FOR TODAY What kind of part-time How to find the vacant How to apply: CV Work permit and other jobs are easiest to find? positions and cover letter formalities
WANT THE PRESENTATION SLIDES? You will find them at: www.uio.no/english/student-life/part-time-work/
THE LANGUAGE CHALLENGE • Most employers require good Norwegian skills • English skills are absolutely necessary • It is possible to find part-time jobs, mostly unqualified work, where Norwegian skills are not required • The longer you stay, the greater the chances
QUALIFIED / NON-QUALIFIED WORK • Many of you are highly qualified and might have experience to hold advanced jobs • No Norwegian skills – more realistic with non-qualified jobs • Most exchange students hold a part-time job to earn money, and to practise Norwegian.
Delivery person/driver Logistics/Oslo City Bikes Logistics / scooters Warehouse work Advertisement distribution/Newspaper delivery Tour guide
Transport/moving companies Recruitment agencies Handywork / Domestic work Services: Dog walker, babysitting etc. Tourism / hotels Restaurants, pubs and cafeterias
Production Teaching Companies from your home country Seasonal work in Embassy work Packing food, books etc. agriculture
STUDENT ASSOCIATION • More than 450 societies • Political societies • Study programmes • Sport • Music / arts
FIND YOUR ASSOCIATION WWW.SIO.NO/EN/ASSOCIATIONS/FIND -YOUR-ASSOCIATION
VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES • Get a Norwegian network that will be valuable in your job search process • Be part of a team • Make friends during your stay Foto: dagsavisen.no
HOW TO FIND VACANT POSITIONS?
HOW TO FIND VACANT POSITIONS I Nav.no Finn.no
SOSIAL MEDIA
HOW TO FIND VACANT POSITIONS II Contact employers directly – Get a network! Ask friends Help each other! call or visit, send speculative for tips and information applications
HOW TO APPLY • CV • COVERLETTER • INTERVIEW
• The first document the recruiter looks at CV • Preferably one page • Present the most recent experience first • Clearly laid out and typed
Personal details Education Experience Language IT skills References
One page Show motivation! Explain why you are suitable for the job Personal strengths Availability (days/hours)
• Prepare a short self presentation THE INTERVIEW • Show motivation for the job tasks • Tell them what makes you suitable for the job – illustrate with relevant examples from previous experience • Be polite and friendly! • Show up on time • Dress-code for the interview?
THE WORKING • Written contract of employment ENVIRONMENT • Work hours ACT & THE ANNUAL • Work on Sundays and public holidays HOLIDAYS ACT • Pay • Overtime • Rest breaks • Night work
The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority PROBLEMS AT WORK? arbeidstilsynet.no
Work in Norway The Official Guide SOME USEFUL LINKS www.workinnorway.no
uio.no/english/studies/career/
Karrieresenteret ved Universitetet i Oslo
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