English-speaking student jobs in Amsterdam

Active student jobs where English is welcomed or commonly used, plus the practical checks international students need before accepting shifts.

Quick answer

The best English-speaking student jobs in Amsterdam are usually in sales and fieldwork, hospitality, delivery, logistics, tutoring, events and student support. Start by filtering live English-friendly vacancies and all delivery roles. Some delivery roles may still require Dutch; check the badge before applying.Check the language badge, commute, shift pattern, BSN readiness and any work-permit rules before you apply.

Where English speakers usually match fastest

Before you apply

  1. Check whether the job is truly English-friendly with our city guide.
  2. Confirm your weekly availability and whether evenings or weekends fit your study schedule.
  3. Prepare your BSN readiness, bank details, ID and address-registration timeline with the BSN guide.
  4. Check Health insurance before your first paid shift.
  5. If your residence status has work restrictions, confirm the current rules in our international student jobs guide.

Flink, the leading online supermarket, is growing lightning fast! From our city hubs, we deliver groceries in no time on our electric bikes and scooters. Are you looking for the ideal side job or a flexible part-time/full-time gig? Become a Rider (Delivery Dri

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Flink, the leading online supermarket, is growing lightning fast! From our city hubs, we deliver groceries in no time on our electric bikes and scooters. Are you looking for the ultimate side job where you can be active outside and earn great money? Become a R

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Ready to get moving, Amsterdam? We're looking for new couriers to spread some delivery joy to our customers. Working as a Student Job: Scooter Courier for Thuisbezorgd.nl, you're our on-road heroes and help to keep us moving. Whether you've got the pizzas for

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About the Role Want a job that actually fits into your life, rather than taking it over? At Thuisbezorgd.nl, we're looking for Delivery Couriers who want to hit the road, earn quick cash, and enjoy the freedom of the outdoors. Whether you're balancing school,

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Deliver high-quality food in Amsterdam for Uber Eats restaurant and retail partners through a Flink employment contract, with flexible active hours and employment benefits. The source states that EU and non-EU student contracts are available and that active hours can be managed autonomously through the Uber Eats Courier app. Applicants still need a valid right to work in the Netherlands, their own reliable bicycle or e-bike, a smartphone with reliable data and a power bank, and basic English or Dutch. Flink is looking for Delivery Riders in Amsterdam. You deliver high-quality food from Uber Eats restaurant and retail partners while managing your active hours autonomously through the Uber Eats Courier app. Flink provides an official employment contract and dedicated HR and administrative support. Pay and benefits Pay: The listed base salary is €15 EUR per hour minimum and €15 EUR per...

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Samenvatting Ready to work in a dynamic warehouse environment in Amsterdam? From loading and unloading to parcel sorting, every day is active, fast-paced, and full of energy - perfect for people who enjoy staying on the move and working in a team-oriented envi

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Flexible bike courier shifts for Takeaway in Amsterdam. English-friendly work with hourly pay, tips, and active shifts. Flexible bike courier work with Takeaway in Amsterdam. Deliver food around Amsterdam by bike or e-bike, choose shifts that fit your lectures, and earn through active work instead of sitting behind a desk. What you will do Pick up orders from restaurants and deliver them to customers by bike or e-bike. Use the delivery app to follow routes, update orders, and keep customers informed. Work flexible student-friendly shifts, including evenings and weekends.

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Flexible 4-8 hour hospitality shifts in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht from EUR14.99/hour. Flexible hospitality shifts with Crewmates. Work 4-8 hour shifts in Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Utrecht and help hospitality teams with service, events, barista work or floor support. What you will do Support hospitality teams during flexible 4-8 hour shifts. Help with service, guest contact, preparation, events or barista-style tasks depending on the assignment. Choose student-friendly shifts that fit around lectures and exams. Why it fits students The work is practical, social and easy to combine with study life.

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Internship compensation depends on hours, responsibilities, and internship setup - Build real experience while working in one of the most vibrant coworking communities in Amsterdam. Build real experience while working in one of the most vibrant coworking communities in Amsterdam. As an intern at StartDock Amsterdam, you support daily operations, member experience, and community activities across inspiring locations in the city centre. StartDock has several Amsterdam locations in highly attractive central areas, including Keizersgracht, Herengracht, Singel, and Prins Hendrikkade.

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€150 per shift - Earn €150 per shift as a Field Brand Ambassador with Pepperminds in Amsterdam. English Only! Earn €150 per shift as part of the Pepperminds door-to-door team in Amsterdam. We mix the personal touch in a digital era with energy, coaching, and paid training so you can grow fast and earn even faster. Dutch is not required, so you can join the team from day one. The better you are, the more you earn! You start as a rookie, grow into a promoter, and can become a captain, with performance bonuses reaching up to €500 a day!

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FAQ for international students

What are the best student jobs in Amsterdam for English speakers?

The fastest matches are usually sales, hospitality, delivery, logistics, tutoring, events and student-facing support roles. Start with English-friendly vacancies, then narrow by commute, shifts and whether Dutch is required.

Do I need Dutch for English-speaking student jobs?

Not always. Many student jobs can be English-friendly, but Dutch can still be required for customer-facing tasks, safety instructions or specific employers. Check the language note before applying.

Do I need a BSN before I can start working?

Employers normally need your BSN for payroll and tax administration. International students usually receive a BSN after registering at a Dutch address.

Can non-EU students work part time in Amsterdam?

Often yes, but extra rules can apply, including work-permit and hours restrictions. Check your university guidance and official Dutch immigration information before accepting shifts.

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