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Job ideas a few hours a week

lookstraightahead
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Anyone got any ideas how I can flexibly earn about £100 a week to make up income on a part time job?
At the moment I'm selling items I already have on eBay. I do have lots of qualifications but I don't want this to be a 'career' job so happy doing anything really.
At the moment I'm selling items I already have on eBay. I do have lots of qualifications but I don't want this to be a 'career' job so happy doing anything really.
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Bar work is always handy if there are any bars and pubs near by.0
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I'm working as an Explainer at a well-known museum. It's casual work, some weeks it's a couple of days, one week I only got half a day - but there would be more work available if I could fit it in. The pay's not bad (+/- £88 a day).
Any zero hours job would fit the bill?No longer a spouse, or trailing, but MSE won't allow me to change my username...0 -
Cleaning? Take in ironing?0
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Care work.
Likely to be minimum wage but itll work out about 12 hours to get £100.
If you can work around waking/bed times, you should get guaranteed work. Ie 7am-9am 8pm-11pm.0 -
Thank you - I live in a touristy area with historical buildings etc so might see what there is0
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In a tourist area there would be lots of casual work around bars and restaurants, hotels and holiday accommodation
I live in a tourist area and this time of year theres work galore, even small shops and cafes tend to take on casual staff to take advantage of the longer evenings0 -
Thank you - I live in a touristy area with historical buildings etc so might see what there is
If this is longer term you could also consider doing a CELTA and then teaching in local language schools. It can be interesting work and is suitable casual worker. Its obviously more of a commitment than bar work but depends what you are looking for.0
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