Guide · Students
Part-time jobs for students in Southall and Hayes.
Finding part-time and weekend work round your studies in Southall and Hayes: the hours rules, the minimum wage for your age, and what to look for.
Shops, cafés, restaurants, sweet centres, supermarkets and warehouses round here take on students for evenings and weekends, especially before Christmas and in the summer.
What you’ll be paid
From 1 April 2026 the legal minimum is £12.71 an hour at 21 and over, £10.85 at 18 to 20, and £8.00 under 18 (see GOV.UK, National Minimum Wage rates). Every job on UB1UB2 Jobs shows the pay before you apply.
Hours
- If you’re under 18 there are limits on how late and how long you can work: under-16s have stricter rules again, set by the council.
- If you’re in the UK on a Student visa, check your visa: degree-level students can usually work up to 20 hours a week in term time. Your university can tell you exactly what yours allows.
Finding the right one
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Jobs where students are welcome
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Updated 23 October 2026. Facts are from GOV.UK, Acas and Action Fraud; check them for anything that affects you directly.