Every language you speak is a job opportunity in Türkiye.
Part-time jobs and internships for international students. Employers are verified and every listing states its work permit status.
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- Every employer is checked before a job goes live
- Every listing shows its work permit status
- Free for students, always
6 verified employers are hiring.Open to every university student in Türkiye, wherever you are from.
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The bigger the name, the more jobs in that city.
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Kervan E-Ticaret (Demo)Verified employerSample listing
TRY 16,000 – TRY 19,000 per month
- Şişli, İstanbul
- Part-time
- Hybrid
Employer will apply for your work permitEnglish B2Kazakh B2Russian C1Yarı zamanlı barista
Lale Kafe (Demo)Verified employerSample listing
TRY 120 – TRY 140 per hour
- Kadıköy, İstanbul
- Part-time
- On-site
Employer will apply for your work permitEnglish B1Turkish B1Native English conversation tutor
Çınar Dil Okulu (Demo)Verified employerSample listing
TRY 300 – TRY 400 per hour
- Eskişehir
- Part-time
- On-site
Employer will apply for your work permitEnglish NativeRusça bilen tur asistanı
Martı Turizm (Demo)Sample listing
TRY 18,000 – TRY 22,000 per month
- Antalya
- Part-time
- On-site
Work permit required, and the employer will not apply for itEnglish B2Russian C1Turkish B1Junior frontend developer (part-time)
Bulut Yazılım (Demo)Verified employerSample listing
TRY 20,000 – TRY 25,000 per month
- Ankara
- Part-time
- Remote
Employer will apply for your work permitEnglish B2English-speaking front-of-house host
Lale Kafe (Demo)Verified employerSample listing
TRY 130 per hour
- Beşiktaş, İstanbul
- Part-time
- On-site
Employer will apply for your work permitEnglish C1Turkish A2
Built so you can apply without worrying about scams
Fake job offers often target international students. These checks run before a listing ever reaches you.
Employers are checked
Before a company can post, we confirm its company e-mail matches its website, or our team checks it by hand. Companies whose documents we have checked carry the Verified employer badge.
A person reviews every listing
No job goes live on its own. Our team reads each listing first and sends back anything misleading or unsafe.
Work permit status on every job
Each listing says whether you need a work permit and whether the employer applies for it, so you know before you apply.
Your data stays yours
Your CV goes only to employers you apply to. We follow Türkiye's KVKK data law, and you can download or delete your data at any time.
Questions about safety or work permits? Read the FAQ
Three steps to working legally
Create your profile with your languages
Add the languages you speak and your level. Employers here are looking for multilingual students.
Filter jobs by city, language and permit support
Every listing shows its work permit status. The permit support filter keeps only employers who will apply for yours.
Apply on the employer's page and follow up
Send your application and follow it from your account. The employer files the work permit application.
Working legally as an international student
In Türkiye the employer applies for a student's work permit. Associate and bachelor students can usually work part-time after their first year. Students who are Turkish citizens need no work permit. Rules change, so always check official sources before you start.
General information, not legal advice.
For employers
Your listing reaches students who speak your customers' languages and want to work legally.
Hiring? Post a job- Register your company and get verified
- Post a job with its work permit status
- Receive applications from multilingual students
Stay safe
No employer may ask you for money, a deposit or your passport. Report any listing that does.