Part-Time Jobs in Berlin for Students with Zenjob
Looking for a part time job in Berlin that fits around your studies? Pick up weekend shifts or work during the week, whatever fits your schedule. International and English speaking students are welcome, as plenty of jobs need no or basic German skills.
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- Earn above minimum wage: Ø €15/h
- Part payout 3 days after your shift
- Plan your shifts flexibly via the app, no CV needed
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No CV required, no hassle with applications. With our mini jobs in Berlin, you can earn money quickly and easily. Once you’ve signed up, you can browse and book job opportunities in seconds via the Zenjob app. Get started today!
English Speaking Jobs in Berlin for Students
Don’t speak German yet? That’s not a dealbreaker in Berlin. The city is full of international teams and startups, and plenty of jobs on Zenjob need little to no German at all. Roles in warehouses, logistics, delivery and events are usually language light, so they’re a popular starting point for international and English speaking students finding their feet in a new city.
Whether you’re an exchange student, doing your degree in Berlin or new to the city, you can start earning around your studies.
Cashier jobs in Berlin
Loads of Berlin shops are after cashiers, from supermarkets and DIY stores to fashion boutiques. Shifts often land in the early evening or on weekends, which makes them easy to fit around lectures. The main thing on the till is good customer service.
Stock replenisher jobs in Berlin
Restocking shelves in Berlin’s drugstores, supermarkets and wholesalers is all about staying organised. Shifts usually start early morning or in the evening, so they slot in nicely around a full timetable.
Shop assistant jobs in Berlin
In retail you’re not just on the till, you’re advising customers too. There are sales assistant jobs all over Berlin, from small boutiques in Mitte to the big malls. Picking up several shifts in the same store means you get the hang of it fast.
Warehouse jobs in Berlin for students
Berlin’s e-commerce and logistics sites on the edge of the city are always looking for a hand keeping deliveries on time. Shifts are often at night or on weekends, which usually means extra pay, so it’s a solid way to boost your budget.
Driver jobs in Berlin
As a driver in Berlin you’re out and about by car or by bike, making sure orders arrive on time. You can book shifts pretty freely around your studies. A driving licence is usually required.
Temporary bar staff jobs in Berlin
Berlin’s bar and club scene runs on evenings and late nights, so if you love mixing drinks and earning after dark, bar work is a great fit. Working around food and drink comes with a few rules, including the health certificate.
Waiter jobs in Berlin for students
Cafés and restaurants across Berlin need people who keep their cool when it gets busy. Great for earning after a lecture or on the weekend. Have a read of what else you’ll need for a waiting job as a student, besides a health certificate.
Temp office assistant jobs in Berlin
Office work at Berlin’s startups and companies gets you real hands-on experience, up to 20 hours a week. Beyond admin, you’ll help pull together data, build presentations and more.
Promoter jobs in Berlin
Promoter jobs pop up for all kinds of campaigns and events in Berlin, mostly on weekends. You’ll be chatting to people and telling them about whatever you’re promoting. Here’s what the role involves.
Customer service jobs in Berlin
Call centre and customer service staff in Berlin handle enquiries and complaints. Shifts are often flexible and sometimes remote, which is handy between or after lectures. Here’s what you’ll need to get started.
Summer and Holiday Jobs in Berlin for Students
The semester break and the summer are prime time for picking up flexible work in Berlin, when demand for extra hands is high and it’s easy to fit more shifts in. With the Zenjob app you can find summer jobs and holiday jobs in Berlin and book them around your own schedule. It’s a straightforward way to build up your travel fund before the next semester.
Earn Money During Semester Breaks with Part-Time and Mini Jobs in Berlin
Zenjob in Berlin
Berlin was the very first city we launched on Zenjob back in 2016, and we’ve been matching students with the right companies here ever since. As Germany’s startup capital, the city has no shortage of shifts in fast-moving, digital-first teams, which makes it a great place to get your first taste of working life while you study. Berlin also draws people from all over the world, so whether you’re after a part-time job alongside your degree, an extra weekend shift or a flexible side job, there’s something here for international and English speaking students too.
How much can I earn with a student job in Berlin?
With Zenjob you’ll earn around 15 € an hour on average in Berlin. The exact rate depends on the job and the hours, but it’s usually above minimum wage. You don’t have to wait until the end of the month either: part of your pay lands in your account just three days after your shift.
As a mini job, you can earn up to the current limit of 603 € a month tax-free (it used to be 450 €), and from 2027 that rises to 633 €. It’s an easy way to top up your budget around your studies, with no CV and zero application stress. Want to work more regularly? A working student role or a midi job lets you do up to 20 hours a week and earn up to 2,000 € a month.
Studying and working in Berlin
Berlin has more universities than any other city in Germany, including Humboldt University, the Berlin University of the Arts and the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (BHT). It’s also home to big employers like Siemens, KPMG and Deutsche Bahn, which means plenty of industries and plenty of shifts to choose from. Demand for part-time jobs in Berlin is high though, and finding the right one isn’t always easy. Please be patient if your application is rejected due to the high volume of applications for a job. Across every sector, from hospitality to logistics, shifts get matched to what you’re looking for, so you can find student jobs in Berlin simply and flexibly.
Frequently Asked Questions About Student Jobs in Berlin (FAQ)
How much can I earn with a student job in Berlin?
With Zenjob you’ll earn around €15 an hour on average in Berlin, which is above minimum wage. Part of your pay lands in your bank account just three days after your shift. With a mini job, you can earn up to 603 € a month tax-free.
What kinds of student jobs are available in Berlin?
Zenjob has flexible jobs across lots of sectors in Berlin, for example hospitality (waiter, bar staff), retail and grocery (cashier, sales assistant, stock replenisher), logistics and warehouse (warehouse assistant, driver), office roles (office assistant, working student, customer service) and events (promotion, cloakroom).
Can I work in Berlin as a student if I don’t speak German?
Yes, some jobs need little to no German. You’ll pick your shifts and get going in the app in English, so there’s no paperwork to puzzle over in a second language. Just keep in mind that some jobs, like waiting tables, bar work or customer service, do need conversational German, since you’ll be talking to guests and customers throughout your shift. Each job listing tells you what’s expected, so you always know before you book.
What do I need to work as a student in Berlin?
Requirements for using Zenjob: You need to be at least 18, speak German or English. You have a valid ID card or passport, a certificate of enrolment for full-time study at a state-recognised university, German or European health insurance, a German tax and social security number and a residence in Germany. Students from outside the EU also need a valid residence permit with a work permit.
How quickly can I start working as a student in Berlin?
Within 24 hours in most cases. You register in the Zenjob app with your certificate of enrolment. Once you’re profile is confirmed, you can often take on shifts at short notice, without a CV.
How do I find a student job in Berlin?
Through the Zenjob app: Register once, browse the available shifts in Berlin and book the jobs that fit your schedule with a single tap. You choose your own shifts. The more active you are and the more trainings you complete, the more opportunities open up.
Which student jobs can I do on the weekend in Berlin?
Lots of shifts on Zenjob can be booked specifically for the weekend, mainly in hospitality, retail, warehousing and events. Check the app regularly for available shifts. We publish new opportunities every other day.
Minijob, Midijob or Werkstudent job in Berlin, what’s best for me?
A mini job is a good fit if you want to work flexibly and earn up to the 603 € monthly limit tax-free. If you’d rather work regularly, a Midijob or Werkstudent role lets you do up to 20 hours a week and earn up to 2,000 € a month.
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