大哥大姐!能帮忙找份工作吗?已经饿坏了!

sunny_bao

<P>我也要找工作，可是私立的是，心里怕怕哦～～</P><P>也不敢去找，又谁能帮忙介绍的呀，谢谢了～～</P>

赌球的老狠

<P>1. In Chinatown, there are many pubs, KTV, karaok. You can try to seek jobs there. Usually they dun open until after 5pm, so you can just walk in directly and ask whether they need waiter or not</P><P>2. You should have some local friends here. Try to ask them whether they have any job information. As far as I know, many singaporeans (students especially those in poly) also take the part time job to get some extra money. Maybe they can also give you a surpirse.</P><P>3. Go throught the agents in Singapore. (Usually the recruit express, GMP etc are the big agents company in Singapore and they can also offer you much information, but they also deduct much money from you)</P><P>4. Go and apply for tuition grant if you can. Doing the part time job can save you for a few weeks but it cannot save you all the time. Tuition grant can at least make you safer although you have to pay off after graduation.</P>

Edward.sun

<P><b>谢谢你楼上的朋友! 多谢了!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</b></P>

Edward.sun

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赌球的老狠

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</P><P>It is still reasonable if you cannot speak English in Singapore, but it is definately a nightmare if you cannot even read English in Singapore. </P><P> One more point to add for Edward and other part time seekers, try to buy the newspaper especially the strait times. It might cost you a few coins on the newspaper but the strait times really post many types of jobs ranging from the high level to the low level. I think it is worth a try. </P>