Students forego summer break tonight
The article discusses the phenomenon of summer work chosen by university students in Algeria, through which they seek to gain practical experience and meet their financial needs during the summer vacation. The article highlights that students from interior and southern regions work in sectors such as restaurants, cafes, and hotels, while students from coastal areas focus on e-commerce, delivery services, agriculture, and construction. The report shows that summer work is not only about providing extra income but also serves as an opportunity to develop vocational skills and enhance employment prospects after graduation. Experts emphasize that these experiences strengthen students' personalities and help them become more responsible. For example, a student works as a beach guard earning more than 50,000 dinars per month, while a female student works in restaurants, promoting her dishes via social media, and benefits from these experiences to develop her skills and earn nearly 60,000 dinars monthly.
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