Students: how to use LinkedIn at uni to help you get a job when you graduate. Trying to make yourself stand out in the sea of graduates looking for jobs is tricky. Having a LinkedIn account can be a key way to build up contacts while still at uni. Some universities are even integrating LinkedIn into their courses.

As of January 1 2019, the monthly wage you can make averagely in Ukraine is 10971.00 UAH per month, which is below 500 USD.

College students can use LinkedIn to establish a professional online presence, which is important for getting jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities while still in school. Currently, LinkedIn boasts more than 750 million users across over 200 countries.

Early on, quality over quantity is okay – start with classmates, professors, teaching assistants, family, friends, and work colleagues past and present. Over time you can broaden your connections to include a larger set of family friends, co-workers, people you meet at conferences, etc.

To obtain a permanent residence permits from an alien, you must:

1. Legal residence on the territory of Ukraine (must remain at least 15 working days before the end of the period of stay);
2. Passport and its translation into Ukrainian, certified in the prescribed manner;

University students in Ukraine can work like any other people, of course, if it doesn’t interfere with their studies. As a foreign student you will have a temporary residence permit. It will allow you to get a work permit, which is required to work legally in Ukraine.

To get job alerts While LinkedIn is about much more than just searching for jobs, it is still incredibly useful when it comes to finding your next position – which makes LinkedIn particularly useful for students.