¿Cómo decir en inglés "soy estudiante y trabajo como conductor"?

"I'm a driver" / "I work as a driver" are both fine. You could also say "I drive for a living" "I'm an English teacher" / "I work as an English teacher" / "I teach for a living". A reply to the question "What do you do?" meaning "What is your job/profession?"

I"m a student and I work as a driver así de literal ,si quieres dar más detalles solo lo puedes hacer claro hay otras formas de decir lo mismo pero que te llevan a lo de ejemplo

Si, está correcto

I’m a student and I work as a driver

Sí, se podría decir así, aunque “I’m a driver” suena más bien como a que eres conductor, en el sentido de que tienes coche y conduces, más que de que trabajas de ello. Supongo que en el contexto se entendería, pero yo diría más bien “I’m a student and I work as a driver”

I am a student and I work as a driver.

Puedes decirlo: I'm a student, and I also work as an Uber driver.

I'm a student and I work as a driver.

I am a student and I work as a driver

I am a student and I work as a driver.

Hello! We can answer. I´m student and I work as a driver. We can use differente expressions. I´m a student and I work as a driver for living. Regards.

Hello Laura sofia, yo diria I'm a student and work as a driver, However there are many other ways to say it depending on your communication style and who you are talking to for example: Iam a student and in my free time I drive a taxi

Hello there!!! You can also say: I´m a student and I make a living as a driver.

I am a student and a driver

Hola, Laura, en primer lugar ten en cuenta que en Inglés, no hay signos de puntuación para el inicio de una pregunta; por lo tanto debes escribir: Am I a student and a driver? Respondo a tu pregunta: I am a student and I also work as a driver.

Seria: I am a student and I work as a driver.