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One day's work a week?
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Tutoring in IT - that sounds interesting... I assumed you had to have some sort of teaching qualification, is that not so?
Not, as far as I know, for college lecturing (age 16+).
School teaching in state schools requires qualified teacher status, not sure about independent schools.
FE colleges would usually be keen on getting people with practical experience of business as they are more vocationally oriented. Your local council may also run leisure computer courses and have a pool of part time / sessional tutors.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Thanks for all of these - as far as I can tell, I won't qualify for working tax credits.
Will definitely look at match betting, although it scarse me slightly. The tutoring may well be an option...
Failing that... anyone looking for a life model for an art class???
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Best paid part time job I could find.
http://publicappointments.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/vacancyDetail.aspx?JobId=119320
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