What are the higher paying part-time jobs for High School/Uni students? (3 Viewers)

[enoilgam]

Yep, it doesn't make me awfully keen for a grad program in a few years time.

If you live at home, salary isnt really a big deal in the early years.

 

[Drifting95]

Try waitressing. If you can waiter some high-end places you can get really great money.


And how would I get a job at a call center?

When i went to Otto's all the waiters were internationals (french, italian etc) for some reason... What is the rough hourly rate for fine dining place, i'm curious.

 

[wannaspoon]

Labour Hire... for the money... there's mad money in it... It's back breaking work... pays pretty good $25/h on average...

It beats paying for a gym membership...

 

[madharris]

Just do market research.

^.^

 

[obliviousninja]

Just live off passive incone from notes sales

 

[Kiraken]

If u can tutor well, private tutoring can defs make u a decent amount

 

[madharris]

If u can tutor well, private tutoring can defs make u a decent amount

Yeah but tutoring is so much effort. And you have to deal with kids who put in 1/4 of the effort that you put in.
With market research all you have to do is lie, and you get like $80-$150 for like 2 hours + sometimes free shit

 

[Kiraken]

Yeah but tutoring is so much effort. And you have to deal with kids who put in 1/4 of the effort that you put in.
With market research all you have to do is lie, and you get like $80-$150 for like 2 hours + sometimes free shit

Brb getting job in market research

 

[megaman64]

ive been applying on seek and seeing vaneyk marketing solutions everywhere. It says they pay $40,000 - $49,999 OTE. Does anybody have any experience with them and what type of work they provide?

 

[Drifting95]

Depends on your age, and the day.

Around $23-$26 per hour. I think I get $24 per hour on Saturdays and I'm under 18.

Not bad

 

[Trebla]

Yeah but tutoring is so much effort. And you have to deal with kids who put in 1/4 of the effort that you put in.
With market research all you have to do is lie, and you get like $80-$150 for like 2 hours + sometimes free shit

Wait do you mean working in market research or being a participant of the research? If you mean the former then it's even more work than tutoring because you often have to call up or bother many people to get information out of them and I'm pretty sure that pay rate doesn't look right.

 

[madharris]

But market research is ad-hoc/infrequent. So yeah you might get more cash per hour but you usually won't have many hours at all so cumulatively it's not that much in the end.

That's why you have other jobs ontop of that then do market research when you get the opportunity. Profit?

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[Trebla]

That's why you have other jobs ontop of that then do market research when you get the opportunity. Profit?

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Then your primary source of income is dependent on what other job(s) you get, not the market research. In essence the market research is more of an extra rather than the main.

 

[madharris]

Then your primary source of income is dependent on what other job(s) you get, not the market research. In essence the market research is more of an extra rather than the main.

I could probably make it my main income if I wanted
You can get like 3 or 4 different offers each week which can be like 400-800 each week for a few hours of talking and answering questions

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[Drifting95]

I could probably make it my main income if I wanted
You can get like 3 or 4 different offers each week which can be like 400-800 each week for a few hours of talking and answering questions

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details

 

[madharris]

details

Literally search market research on Google. And apply with as many companies as possible. When they match you up with some research they'll send you an email and you'll have to do a survey to make sure you're who they need

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[EpikHigh]

labouring boizzzzz

 

[callipygian]

Literally search market research on Google. And apply with as many companies as possible. When they match you up with some research they'll send you an email and you'll have to do a survey to make sure you're who they need

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can't you only participate in market research ~once every 6 months?

 

[kalstar]

guys i need job pls

 

[iceworx]

retail banking pays really well, good experience for grad opportunities as well