Universities in my country only offer what are called "collaboration bursaries", which is 120hrs of unskilled work paid 10€/h. I already plan on applying, but a

Universities in my country only offer what are called "collaboration bursaries", which is 120hrs of unskilled work paid 10€/h. I already plan on applying, but as you can imagine it is nothing more than a stopgap. I've thought about posting on the schools bulletin board that I'm willing to help people with their PCs and whatnot, or maybe even do tutoring in CS, but it seems like a long shot for someone to actually call you. As for languages I think that's most likely a no-go, my university is trilingual and most student are required extensive knowledge of the languages to graduate (for which the university itself offers many many MANY courses)