Term time or other part time jobs? Any ideas?

gingerdad

Not sure where you are looking in the country but this one just hit my mail box on the main scout mailing list:

>> 2 Recruitment Officer Vacancies

Two opportunities to join the County Adult Recruitment Team in the Greater
London Area have arisen. One of the roles will be responsible for the
East London District, covering the London Boroughs of Hackney and Tower Hamlets, and the second role is for the Districts within the London Borough of Havering.The appointed persons will act as Recruitment Officers, with the responsibility of recruiting adult support in their respective area. Each successful candidate will be required to work for 15 hours per work, during term time (40 weeks) and will be paid £8 per hour plus expenses (mileage, telephone etc). A job description is available. Closing date for entries is 31 October 2005. If you are interested in either position, please contact Alfie Ford, County Adult Recruitment Manager on (07956) 587606 or recruitment@glne-scouts.org.uk for further details and an application form.

GD

gingerdad

We're lucky as my wife is a teacher and work part time, so only have to get MIL to cover taking girls to school/nursary and mum picks them up ..... and off course its term time..

hilstep2000

I'm a Teaching Assstant in East Sussex. We don't earn that much, but with tax credits I bring home £850 a month, and I manage a mortgage and two kids on that! You get all the holidays with them, and of course you finish at the same time. It's a very rewarding job, has it's downsides sometimes, (what doesn't?) but I enjoy it. I needed no qualifications when I started seven years ago, but now they like you to have at least an NVQ in Teaching Assistants. Go for it I say!

agmoore

My partner and I currentely deliver and collect home shopping catalogues for Kleeneze. If you're interested in more info on this option, drop me a PM :beer: - As someone else mentioned, there's other options like Kleeneze, but I can only really comment on Kleeneze due to first hand experience.

gem76_2

Michaela wrote: »

Hi

Dont know if this helps, but I have three children and I have just started an evening job wednesday - friday 7-12 for hsbc, its not rocket science but it does the job, no child care fees and if the kids are sick I still can go into work as my hubby is at home to care. The work I do is basically sorting out the branches paperwork into piles, like I said not rocket science but it suits me fine.

Hope that helps?

Or royal mail do night shifts

Thanks for the tip, I have emailed this to my sister, she has a husband and would be able to do it, although i,m a single mum, with no outside help other than child care which my children have to go to when i work, I'm dreading 6 weeks holidays already, they get so upset, Would love to work from home, but most of these jobs advertised are scams i think.