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1.Part-time jobs students can do on and off campus
A: What part-time jobs do you think students can do on campus?
B: Well, we don't have many opportunities. Part-time jobs are not easy to find on campus. Generally we can help a little in the school library, in the student canteen, in the laundry or do some cleaning to make some money. Working in the library is more interesting, I think. We can get familiar with the library system and book arrangement. This may be helpful to us when we need to find something.
A: Then what about off-campus jobs?
B: We have more chances to take part-time jobs off campus. For example, we can work as waiters or waitresses, shop assistants, tourist guides, babysitters, and tutors. We can also help companies to hand out the sales fliers. But many students work as tutors instead of other jobs. The money is good, the work is not hard and the parents are usually very nice to the tutors. Do you think so?

2.Benefits students can get from doing part-time jobs
A: What benefits can we get from doing part-time jobs?
B: Oh, quite a lot. Doing part-time jobs can help us to gain some work experience, to know more about the real world, to make some new friends, and most important of all, we can earn some money Do you agree?
A: Yes, I quite agree. I think, besides what you've mentioned, we can also gain confidence by doing part-time jobs. For example, I have been working as a tutor teaching a fifteen-year-old girl. She needs to improve her oral English. And my work is to talk with her in English. Before that, I was not quite sure whether I could do it well or not. And I also felt at a loss on how to improve her oral English in an efficient way. After talking to her for the first time, I got to know that she loves music very much. The next time I brought some wonderful English songs to her and we enjoyed the songs together. Then we began to talk about music. I was surprised to find that she could talk quite a lot even though sometimes she could not find the exact word to express herself. But we could understand each other. That's OK. I really felt a very strong sense of accomplishment.
B: That's very interesting. I can see you enjoy the job.

3.Share your part-time job experience with your partner
A: Have you ever worked part-time?
B: Yes. I once worked as a cleaner. I clean the classrooms every other day. At first I really didn't want to take this job. I was afraid that my classmates would look down upon me. But I need the money. So I took it. A week later, I found no one ever laughed at me. By and by, I became used to it. And I came to understand we all have our own responsibilities to take. No matter what kind of job you do, you must do it well and you can learn a lot from it.
A: Maybe you are right. I have worked as a waiter, a salesman, library assistant and others. I didn't stay too long with a job. Of all those jobs, some were boring, some were too hard, and most of them were ill-paid. Now I am a program developer in a IT company. All the colleagues are young people. We are all very creative guys. New ideas are always encouraged. And people working there enjoy more freedom than in most other companies. It's challenging and interesting. I really enjoy this experience.