You will need a special work visa to work in Costa Rica. Of course, there may be jobs available where no papers are required but this leaves you uninsured and quite possibly in breach of legal requirements.
If you are looking for temporary work, then you are most likely to find something in a the tourist or hospitality sector. Please bear in mind that there are many other students looking for a job and that it most often takes a lot of time -and a bit of luck- to find something.
Our schools in Costa Rica can help you however find volunteer work in the area where you are studying. Please contact us if this interests you.
Our advice therefore is to always budget for your Spanish course on the basis of not having a job on the side. If you find one, that is a very nice bonus :)
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