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English speaking part-time jobs?
honestly just look at cafes and restaurants in neukölln or kreuzberg, tons of places hire english speakers for service or kitchen work. also check studentenwerk job listings, they have a specific category for internationals. if you can get a minijob contract you won't pay tax, which is nice on a student budget
Look into bar work in the more central tourist areas around Friedrichstrasse or Hackescher Markt. A lot of the cocktail and wine bars there have a mixed international crowd and they're used to hiring people who aren't fluent yet. Also check the Facebook group "Berlin English Speaking Jobs" - it's less formal than the job boards and you'll often see posts for host positions at co-working spaces or event venues. Just be upfront about your schedule since the semester is short.
If you have a bit of service experience, look into the Irish pubs around Hackescher Markt and Rosenthaler Platz. Places like Finnegans or The Kilkenny almost exclusively hire English speakers and are used to students working part-time. Also check the job boards at your university's international office, they often have listings for research assistant or admin gigs that don't require fluent German. Just be aware that without decent German, you're mostly limited to hospitality or student assistant roles, and those can be competitive for the March semester.
