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Study and Work

Study and Work

A language course with a student visa that authorizes part-time work. You study in the morning, work in the afternoon and fund a good part of your stay.

Study and Work — participantes de LANGEX

You enroll in a long language course, get a student visa that authorizes a set number of weekly working hours, and use that income to cover housing and daily costs.

The work is generally non-professional — hospitality, restaurants, retail, customer service. Nobody practices their profession on this visa, and anyone claiming otherwise is overselling.

  • Legal authorized work

    The student visa allows declared weekly working hours with the country's full labor rights.

  • Partly self-funded

    Local income covers housing, transport and food for most participants.

  • Long stays

    Programs from 6 months to 2 years — enough for fluency and stability.

  • A gateway

    Several participants go on to post-graduation work permits or higher studies.

Frequently asked questions

How many hours can I work?
It depends on the country and visa type. Ireland and Canada set different weekly caps during class and during breaks.
Do I need to prove funds?
Yes. Both countries require proof of funds for the first months. Work does not replace that consular requirement.
Do I get a job before travelling?
No. You look for one on arrival. We and the school guide you on building a local CV and the paperwork you need.

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