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Download or read book Part Time Jobs for Students written by John Wood and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2015-01-06 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Working is inevitable. It has always been and always will be. If not for nothing at all, at least for the need to survive. Of course, there are people who work with pleasure and out of dedication. Unfortunately, these people are much rarer than one would expect them to be. The society we now live in, has taken away most of the pleasure of working, and in most cases these days, going to job is just a matter of earning money to survive. Our choices have little to do with what we fill our daily lives with. It does not matter if you like your job or not, if your boss is a nice or a difficult person, money has to be made. This is the ugly truth for many of us. There is still a way to have a better chance when it comes to choosing what you want to do with your life. And that is going to college. Having a higher education offers the possibility of specializing in a specific field, one that you like and find more suitable for who you are. In the early ages, Academia was a place where all knowledge was gathered and where studying was the only important thing. There were no specific and separate fields, a scholar had to know mathematics, biology, history and art as well. It was learning for the sake of knowing, and earning money had almost nothing to do with it. With progress and science discoveries each subject became more and more vast. So, the necessity to differentiate each field from the others appeared. Professionals were educated in specific fields of interest. What You'll Get Inside: Part-time Jobs for Students List Where can you find a proper part-time job? How to apply for a desired job How to keep a job you like Take a Sneak Peak Inside (page 6): "There is a wide variety of part-time jobs, depending on the country, region and city you live in. we will further present some of the most often found in the job markets around the world. -Waiter/Waitress: this is probably the best known job for students. Probably because you can find a pub, a bar or a restaurant everywhere. The long program such places have offers the possibility to have very changeable working hours. Not much training is required and almost anybody can do it. Also, the tips are a big advantage and in a way give you the possibility to earn as much as you work. On the other hand, this job can be tiresome for many people and if you are at your first job, you might have difficulty adapting to it. Remember that you will be working with all sort of clients, and you have to constantly smile and be nice. However, if you are a calm, sociable person who wants to jump straight in the working class, this could be an interesting experience. -Cashier: this is very similar to being a waiter, except for the hard effort of standing all day long. But a cashier job is not as easy to find, and even harder to keep. In most cases, you are offered a simpler job to start, and if you prove you..." Buy Now! Start Looking Today, Be Hired Tomorrow!