• Retail: Retail jobs are a great option for students looking for flexible hours and steady pay. Major retail chains like Zara, Mango, and H&M often have part-time positions available for students. Make sure to check out their webpages.
• Hospitality: With Madrid’s growing tourism industry, there are many opportunities for students to work in hospitality, such as hotels, restaurants, and cafes. These jobs typically offer flexible hours and the opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment and do not require deep Spanish language skills. Looking to improve your Spanish? Then check out our guide to learning Spanish in Madrid.
• Technology: Madrid is home to a growing technology industry, with many opportunities for students to work in software development, IT support, and digital marketing.
• Internships: Internships are a great way for students to gain valuable work experience and make connections in their field. Many companies in Madrid offer internships in various fields, including business, law, and engineering.
  
  If you are interested in working at Citylife Madrid, please send us an email with your CV to [email protected] and tell us more about yourself.

Job Portals

Popular job portals such as Infojobs, Indeed, Monster, InfoEmpleo, Trabajos, XpatJobs, Totaljobs, Thinkspain, Turijobs, Jobtoday and Talentpoint have a wide range of job listings for students, expats and digital nomads all over Spain. These portals allow you to search for jobs based on your location, field of interest, and preferred hours. So make sure to check them out.

University Career Services

If you are an international student in Madrid/Spain, make sure to check out your universities’ career portal. Many universities in Madrid have career services that can help students find part-time and internships opportunities. These services often have job listings, resume workshops, and networking events to help students find the right job.

Social Media

Platforms such as LinkedIn and Facebook have job postings and groups where students as well as expats can search for full-time, part-time and internship opportunities in Madrid and Spain.

Freelancing Websites

Websites like Upwork and Fiverr are super popular platforms nowadays and allow students, expats as well as digital nomads to offer freelance services or contract work in various fields, such as writing, design, and programming.

Social Media

Platforms such as LinkedIn and Facebook have job postings and groups where students as well as expats can search for full-time, part-time and internship opportunities in Madrid and Spain.

• Networking is always a good idea to finding a job in Madrid / Spain. Attend career fairs like JOBMadrid or JOBarcelona, events, and workshops, and reach out to alumni, professors, and friends for referrals.
• If you are not from Spain, get in touch with your country’s chamber of commerce. They usually publish many job offerings for native speakers within their channels (webpage, mailing, etc.),
• Being flexible with your hours and location can increase your chances of finding a student job in Madrid.
• It’s best to start your job search early, if not today.
• Prepare a professional resume and cover letter, and be ready to attend interviews and complete assessments.

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