Best Jobs for College Students as Part-Timers

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Many college students look for part-time work while still in school, whether they want to beef up their résumé or wallets. These ten positions provide flexible work hours and excellent part-time income, so if you're one of them, they might be right up your alley. Additionally, many businesses are hiring for each of these positions. Prepare your CV and apply now!


1. Tutor


Hourly Pay: £15-£35


Details: As a tutor, you will assist students with their homework, enhance their knowledge in a certain subject, go over and evaluate assignments to ensure their success, and more.


2. Restaurant Host


Hourly Pay: £8-£17


Details: As the host of the establishment, you will welcome customers and seat them at tables. You could also aid servers by controlling their workloads.


3. IT Support Specialist


Hourly Pay: £18-£27


Details: An IT support professional helps a business, its staff, and its clients resolve software and hardware problems by providing technical support.


4. Driver


Hourly Pay: £10-£26


Details: A driver may work in deliveries, ensuring that packages reach their destination safely, or as a personal driver, transporting passengers to and from their destinations.


5. Delivery Person


Hourly Pay: £7-£15


Details: Deliveries of mail, food, media, and other items are picked up, transported, and delivered by delivery personnel. A delivery person might travel by automobile, bicycle, or even foot.


6. Brand Ambassador


Hourly Pay: £10-£27


Details: Promoting the brand and talking positively about it would boost a company's brand recognition and possibly increase sales.


7. Barista


Average Base Pay: £7-£19


Details: A barista produces a variety of drinks, but they specialize in coffee drinks. They can be hired at a store or bar that serves coffee, although they typically work in coffee or tea shops.


8. Babysitter


Average Base Pay: £9-£17

 

Details: A babysitter will take over the responsibility of looking after the kids while the parents are away, frequently feeding, entertaining, and putting them to bed.


9. Animal Caretaker


Average Base Pay: £9-£15


Details: As an animal caregiver, you will assist with taking care of animals in a variety of places, such as pet shops, animal shelters, kennels, and more. You will feed, bathe, and walk the animals, among other things.

 

10. Social Media Assistant


Average Base Pay: £10+


Details: A social media assistant manages a business's social media accounts on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter while interacting with the public and responding to client inquiries.

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