5 High Paying Part-Time Jobs in Germany For Students

Part-time Jobs in Germany can be extremely well paid and not only Germans but also international students can capitalize on this and earn a lot of money. In this video, I talk about 5 part-time jobs in Germany that pay above-average salaries.

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[moodz._.]

planning to go to Germany next year and your videos are super helpful, the discord community as well.

[still_a_stranger]

Thank you for video! I am expat, and I've working as social media marketerin my home country and I haven't thought that these skills are in demanding Germany. I love your channel, keep going!

[SYArtz]

1. Tutoring - 17€ - 30€
2. Consulting - 20+€
3. IT Job - 25+€
4. Field Interviewer/Researcher - 18€ - 25€
5. Video Editor - 20€ - 30€

[CrilotTV]

Attention: If you're making just a bit of money with this, it's totally fine, but if you going to make over 520€ a month, you have to become a freelancer (when you are not employed) and have to pay taxes. It is very easy to become a freelancer under 18: You just have to go to the Tax office of the city, fill out a taxing test and have a permission of your parents. Then you are ready to make as much money as you can :)

[fernandotabora]

Thank you Max! For all this videos mate! Really helping people out 💪🏻 ❤

[Ginkooo]

position of camera and the thumbnail huge improvement mate keep going keep going🫂

[magicfox_]

Man, you dropped so much game in this video -- thank you!

[cruxXD]

I dont feel like this video gives a realistic outlook about the student job landscape. Tutors, at least at my uni are payed 12€ per hour. Also me already having work experience as a trained software developer had a tough time finding companies willing to pay more than the average salary which is 15-18€ per hour. It is true that there might be exceptions and companies in bigger cities might offer higher salaries, however especially talking of munich one has to consider that the cost of living in those cities is a lot higher. So one only gets to seriously benefit from those salaries if one is working from remote. The numbers named in the video seem like rather rare exceptions. Also be ready to work usually at least 15 hours a week next to studying.

[truetrue]

Its very hard to get into tech as a working student, haven’t had any luck so far, I’ve done interships and I have working experience as well but nothing, so it’s a little missinforming saying that its very easy to find jobs in IT

[A.K_]

It's not true about the paying price for IT working student jobs. Normally it's paid around 13-15 at most.

[as-zt]

This helped to me so much, thank you very much 😊

[wbmiebr]

Wonderfully informative video, hope to see more on video editing maybe even how to learn and start tutorials?

[filipinabisdaknurseswissvlog]

Very helpful for my 2 nieces at the EU University München

[lokeshr]

Protip - If you are an international student, you need to have a very high level of German. Without it, it is almost impossible to get into any of these fields.

[mangirishmadyar]

Bro out here telling us how to not be broke students irl 😅😅😅 epic video tho!!

[anasassi]

Good atuff ×3 .. Plz make a video about some apps that we need in Germany in general

[fabianklaps]

Good video, but false information on consulting pay. You will not get more than 20 euro per hour. The big companies pay 15-20 euro (either 15 than 20). I used to work for KPMG myself and got only 15. But, you can get higher earnings when you work as a freelance consultant or do projects as part of a student consultancy.

[amiram]

Could u please make a video on how to find a part-time job like what the websites, apps, and even how to write a C.V, especially for students who don't speak German

[naveenchachra]

Skilled and tech jobs are not easy to find owing to recessionn in Germany... So do your research well before moving to Germany.
Don't get influenced by bloggers.

[HassanBds]

5:01 I'm hearing the opposite of this. There are saying that you will be end up competing with Germans since it's their first job to go for.