Student Jobs in Rotterdam (2025)
Part-time & English-friendly roles. Flexible hours. Updated daily.
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€60 per gig — Deliver meals from local restaurants to customers using your bike, scooter, or car.
150 еuros per shift — Join a dynamic field team to represent brands and charities across Rotterdam.
€200 per sale — Source rooms and apartments compatible with student registration, verify details with landlords, and upload to our platform.
€200 per sale — Work with leaving tenants to identify upcoming rooms, coordinate one-candidate viewings, and ensure smooth handovers.
Why Rotterdam works for students
- • Strong demand in hospitality around the city center/Markthal.
- • Logistics & warehousing shifts linked to port operations.
- • Evening & weekend work compatible with study schedules.
- • Many English-friendly roles; basic Dutch helps for retail.
Quick facts
Typical student roles include café/barista, event staff, warehouse assistant, rider/delivery, retail, and tutoring. Always review contract type and pay on the job page before applying.
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What you get
Featured placement on the homepage, priority in relevant categories, and targeted candidates via our Rotterdam-only list. We review every role before it goes live.
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Students say
Found a weekend job near Kralingen that fits my schedule.
English-friendly roles made the search much easier.
Applied Monday, started Friday—fast process.
FAQ
Yes, but typically up to 16 hours/week during the academic year (or full-time in summer) with the correct permit. Always confirm the latest rules with your employer.
Many roles are English-friendly (hospitality, logistics, delivery). Speaking basic Dutch broadens your options.
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