I want a part-time job to earn some extra cash, whilst i study for my A-levels. Got any ideas?

Answer 1

Deliver Pizzas. It's easy to get a job doing it. I used to make $20-$30 on weekdays, and $60-$100 on Fridays and Saturdays. That was cash, no tax, ON TOP of the $7 an hour they paid me. Plus it was SUPER EASY.
Downsides; Wear and tear on my car (It was old, so I didn't care)
Late hours (I usually started at 5 P.M. and worked until 12:30 A.M.)

Answer 2

Retail, that's what I did as a student and a lot of other people that I worked with were also students.

I would suggest a department store because you can choose flexible hours but I'll warn you now that they WILL try to bully you into overtime and if it clashes with your studies REFUSE on the basis that you have too much work to do and point out the hours they are trying to get you to do are not in your contract (check the terms of the contract first though).

It can be good laugh if you work with a good group around your age group so you may even enjoy it too!

Answer 3

I think you should go ahead and look for a part-time job because any student in school could use the extra money. If you think the job will interfer with your studies then you should try to get some students loans to finish school!
Good luck!!

Answer 4

bartender/waiter! It is hard work but you make really good money for the time you put in. I average like 30 bucks an hour cash. They are always looking for new employees because restaurants tend to have a pretty high turn over. I average like 200 bucks for a six hour shift.

Answer 5

Bank Robbery! its flexible you choose the hours, obviously between 9-5 but again depends on the individual! no timely forms to fill in or uncomfortable interviews! not only are you earning cash but your fitness levels increase with all the running! hey presto every-ones a winner

Answer 6

McDonald's

I know it isn't the most glamorous job in the world, but they have flexible hours, so you can work when it suits you. They employ anyone, even people who can barely speak any English, so you've got a fair chance because you can speak English, and it's good experience for when you leave college.

Answer 7

Tell them what you know abuot this job and you might have a chance. Try to find A job that you want and if you cant find a job try to have a lemonade stand or something just try your best. I beet you'll get a job some job.

Answer 8

It depends on what you want to do and how old you are and what 'level' of pay you are looking for. It also depends on your experience / previous working history.

For instance if you wanted to work in a clothes shop then shop work would be beneficial or if you wanted to work in an office then previous experience of office work would be beneficial.

Some more information would be helpful.

Answer 9

I know this sounds a bit dull, but leaflet distributing is ok. There's usually ads for it in the local paper- and it can all be done in your own time.

You really need something flexible if you're studying at the same time.

Answer 10

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