Earning money alongside your studies. Vote for the most fun student jobs.
Earning money alongside your studies is almost standard. The best side job is flexible, fun and also adds something to your résumé.
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Working in a bar or restaurant
Working in a bar or restaurant is social, energetic and earns you tips. You quickly learn to handle busy times and different people.
Tutoring
Tutoring pays well and fits nicely into a student schedule. You also refresh your own knowledge.
Weakest excuse on the entire list. Literally everyone knows you're lying when you say Tutoring.
Nothing beats the feeling when a high school student who was dreading calculus finally scores an A-minus on their exam because your explanation actually made it click.
Supermarket
A supermarket job is flexible and easy to find. Fixed hours and clear tasks keep it simple.
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Festival or event work
Festival and event work gives you access to fun places and music. The hours are often irregular, but the atmosphere is great.
100% facts. tbh
Delivery driver
Delivering combines exercise with setting your own hours. You earn per trip and work at your own pace.
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Childcare or babysitting
Childcare or babysitting is fun and responsible. It's a good fit if you love children.
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Event host or hostess
Being a host or hostess at events means lots of contact and variety. You learn to network and be presentable.
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Customer service by phone
Phone customer service isn't always fun, but it is flexible. You learn to communicate with difficult people.
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Freelance work
Freelance work gives freedom and independence. Think of writing, designing or programming.
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Clothing store
A clothing store offers an employee discount and fun colleagues. Working weekends and evenings comes with it.
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You leave your shift smelling like draft beer and with aching feet, but the bond you build with the kitchen crew and the post-shift drinks at 2 AM make the chaos worthwhile.
Dated someone who did 'Working in a bar or restaurant' once. Ended in absolute catastrophe, run while you can!
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