What is a Working Student position?

A Working Student (German: Werkstudent) role is a German part-time job specifically designed for enrolled university students. You can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during semester breaks while maintaining your student status in Germany.

Do I need to speak German?

Not for most roles on this platform. We specifically surface English-friendly positions — common in tech companies, startups, and multinational firms. However, basic German is always a plus.

How often are listings updated?

Our AI pipeline crawls sources continuously. Most new listings appear within 24 hours of being posted.

Are internships also listed?

Yes! We include both Working Student and Internship (German: Praktikum) listings. Use the employment type filter to narrow down.

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Finding Working Student Jobs in Germany

Working student positions (Werkstudenten) in Germany are part-time roles for enrolled university students — typically 10–20 hours/week during semester and up to 40 hours during semester breaks.

The most in-demand sectors are Tech, Finance, and Marketing. Major hubs include Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Stuttgart, though remote roles are increasingly available.

We default to showing English-speaking roles — perfect for international students studying in Germany. Toggle to German or 'All' to expand your search.

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Working Student Salary Guide

Data-driven salary benchmarks for working students and internships across Germany.

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