Make a list of the places you want to work, and call to set up interviews or go to the location. You must pay your tuition when due. You will be paid by your employer for the hours that you work. Your salary would be at least the minimum wage. Depending on the skills required, it could be considerably more.
Some positions require a higher level of skills and therefore pay more.
You can work up to 20 hours per week over the course of the entire academic year until your award runs out. Career counselors are available to help you with your application and answer questions. Drop-in hours are available every day at the Career Center. Often students work in the same location year after year. It will depend on the needs of the employer and your eligibility and job performance.