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Balancing Work and Study: A Guide for Students in Australia

This presentation provides an insightful overview for students in Australia on how to effectively balance part-time work with their academic commitments. Covering key topics such as legal work hours for international students, average working hours, motivations for working, the consequences of overworking, and practical recommendations for maintaining a healthy work-study balance, the guide emphasizes the importance of managing time wisely. Additionally, it highlights the support services offered by Australian universities to help students navigate the challenges of juggling employment and edu

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Balancing Work and Study: A Guide for Students in Australia

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  1. WORKING HOURS FOR STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA Explore how students in Australia can balance academics and employment effectively. This guide covers ideal working hours, legal restrictions, and tips for managing time.

  2. LEGAL WORK LIMITS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS International students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during semesters and have unlimited work hours during vacation periods. Adhering to these limits is essential for visa compliance.

  3. AVERAGE WEEKLY WORK HOURS AND IMPACT ON STUDIES Research shows students working over 20 hours a week may experience reduced academic performance. Striking a balance is key to maintaining success in both work and studies.

  4. WHY STUDENTS CHOOSE TO WORK From covering living costs to gaining skills, students work for financial independence and career readiness. International students often support families back home as well.

  5. RISKS OF EXCESSIVE WORK HOURS Working too many hours can lead to stress, burnout, and declining academic results. A well- balanced schedule helps students avoid these issues.

  6. MANAGING WORK AND STUDY BALANCE Limiting work hours, starting slow, and improving time management can help maintain a healthy balance. Use university resources like financial aid and tutoring services.

  7. UNIVERSITY SUPPORT FOR WORKING STUDENTS Universities in Australia offer support services like counseling, financial aid, and flexible schedules to help students manage work commitments alongside academics.

  8. ACHIEVE BALANCE FOR SUCCESS Successfully balancing work and study in Australia requires careful planning and use of available resources. Visit our blog https://edwisefoundation.com/working- hours-for-students-in-australia/ for more details.

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