Do I need to speak Dutch to work in Amsterdam?

Some roles require Dutch, but English-friendly jobs can work for international students. Always check the language note on the vacancy.

Do international students need a BSN to work in the Netherlands?

Yes. A BSN is needed for payroll, tax, health insurance and many admin steps. You normally receive it after registering at a Dutch address.

Where can I find part time jobs in Amsterdam in English?

Start with this English-friendly jobs page, then check delivery, tutoring, sales and fieldwork roles in Amsterdam.

English speaking student jobs in Amsterdam for international students

Active student jobs where English is welcomed or commonly used. We still label these as English-friendly, because some employers may ask for basic Dutch in specific tasks.

Domakin Student Agent

Domakin

Flexible Domakin student agent work in Amsterdam: attend room viewings, verify housing details, and help incoming students find a registered address.

central neighbourhoods and student areas€20 to €40 per remote viewingFlexible, task basedEnglish-friendly

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IB Tutor (Online)

AcademiaAI

Online IB tutoring from Amsterdam. Flexible hours for strong IB graduates and university students with subject expertise.

Online tutoring€20-€40/hour1-20 h/weekEnglish-friendly

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Door-to-Door Sales

Pepperminds

English-friendly Pepperminds door-to-door sales work in Amsterdam. Paid coaching, student team energy and performance upside.

Various districts€12-€20/hour10-20 h/weekEnglish-friendly

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Facility Management & Community Internship

StartDock

StartDock Amsterdam internship in facility management and community operations. Internship allowance €300-€600 per month.

Central Amsterdam€300-€600/monthInternship schedule by agreementEnglish-friendly

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Domakin Student Agent

IB Tutor (Online)

Door-to-Door Sales

Facility Management & Community Internship

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