What are the part-time jobs in Beijing 11 that are more suitable for students and are reliable?

No.1: Tutoring

Suitable for students who have a solid foundation in one or more subjects, are good at communication, and have good explanation skills. With the recent boom in the study of minor languages, it is very convenient for students majoring in minor languages ??to find tutors.

Advantages: Fixed working hours, relatively quiet and relaxing working environment, and good pay. You can not only use your own knowledge reserves but also get in touch with society, and practice your oral expression, thinking and adaptability.

Disadvantages: Simply repeating previous knowledge will not have much effect on professional learning and improvement of practical abilities.

Salary: There is no fixed standard. Generally speaking, primary school: 20 yuan/hour; first to second grade of junior high school: 25 yuan/hour; third grade to second grade of high school: 30 yuan/hour; third grade of high school: 35 yuan / hour; foreign language teaching, IELTS, TOEFL, etc.: 60 yuan / hour; musical instruments (violin, piano, guzheng, etc.): 50 yuan / hour.

Applying methods: Through the introduction of the school’s work-study center, or looking for job information at tutoring centers around the school (there are reputable tutoring centers around Beijing Normal University, Capital Normal University, and Beijing Foreign Studies University), through intermediaries The fee is generally 50 yuan per message. Before paying the agency fee, students must pay attention to whether the tutoring center has a business license and permit issued by the management department. Advertisements posted on trees on the street should not be blindly believed.

No.2: Tour guide

Beijing has rich tourism resources. The 2008 Beijing Olympics will push Beijing's tourism market to a new peak, and experienced tour guides will become a "hot commodity" for travel agencies. In this context, tour guides have gradually become the "new rich" part-time job for college students. After obtaining the tour guide certificate, you can contact the travel agency to start taking tours.

Advantages: Working hours are very flexible. You can choose to lead groups on weekends or holidays without conflicting with study time. The remuneration is relatively generous, usually consisting of tips for basic work, and you can also make friends at work.

Disadvantages: The work is intensive, and sometimes you can only rest for three or four hours a day, which consumes a lot of energy and physical strength. Students with poor physical fitness are best not to try it.

Remarks: To be a tour guide, you must first pass an examination to obtain a tour guide certificate, and then hold the certificate to work. A national unified examination is held in December every year. The exam is divided into two parts: a written test and an interview. The written test consists of 2 papers, and the interview with the Chinese tour guide explains the attractions in Mandarin.

No.3: Promoter

Advantages: Companies mostly use weekends and holidays to promote products, which generally do not conflict with study time. The ability to communicate with others and endurance can be well exercised. Since the short-term promotions are mainly for college students, you can make many friends of the same age.

I graduated from a certain university in 2003 and enrolled in a unified undergraduate program. After graduation, I found a job in November 2003 and worked until April 2004, earning 5,000 yuan. From April to July 25, 2004, I could not find a job.

Disadvantages: Some promotions are labor-intensive and require standing from morning to night, requiring a certain amount of endurance and physical strength.

Salary: Generally, the basic salary is paid by commission. The basic salary is mostly 50 to 80 yuan per day.

How to apply: Go to a part-time job center for college students with a good reputation and a certain scale.

No.4: Etiquette

Advantages: Higher salary and exposure to high-level society will stimulate people's ambition to a certain extent. Before working, you generally need to undergo strict physical training, which is very beneficial to shaping your own image.

Disadvantages: The more glamorous the stage, the greater the risks and prices to be paid. If there is not enough security, be cautious.

Salary: The basic salary of hostesses in restaurants, restaurants or small events is not less than 6 yuan/hour, and the salary of hostesses in large events or car shows is about 50 yuan/hour.

No.5: Translation

Suitable for language major students who have high requirements for foreign language proficiency. Interpreting also requires dignified appearance.

Advantages: You can practice your foreign language skills and your working hours are very flexible. Learning and making money go hand in hand, and translators can get rich rewards without having to go out in the cold winter or hot summer.

Disadvantages: Some companies will refuse to pay royalties because the quality of the manuscript is not up to standard. The requirements for personal abilities are high, and sometimes the salary is not proportional to the effort.

Applying methods: You can pay attention to job advertisements on TV, newspapers, magazines and specialized talent recruitment websites. For part-time translation, you need to find a translation company with a certain scale and credibility. A labor contract must be signed before each translation of materials, and it is best to claim the remuneration in two installments: a deposit before translation, and money after translation.

No.6: Waiter

Advantages: Pizza Hut, KFC, McDonald's and other fast food restaurants have good brand images and are a good window to understand the society. Work requires you to keep your signature smile at all times, and your body and mind will naturally become cheerful. It is helpful to improve reaction ability and memory ability.

Disadvantages: The salary is not high, generally 6 yuan/hour. If you work continuously for 4 hours, you will receive a free lunch. The labor intensity is high and you need to work "non-stop". If you accidentally conflict with a customer, you will be severely fined.

Applying methods: Pizza Hut and KFC generally post recruitment notices outside their stores when recruiting part-time workers. If you are interested in this, you can pay attention to the relevant fast food restaurants around you, or you can log on to KFC's and other specialized websites to find recruitment information.

No.7: Internship

After mastering certain professional knowledge, college students can actively "promote themselves" and go to internships in units related to their majors. "What you see on paper will eventually make you realize it is shallow, but you will definitely know that you have to do it in detail." After all, one of the purposes of going to college is to find a good job. Internships are the building blocks for this ultimate goal. If you study majors such as journalism and computers that require strong practical ability, the importance of internships is self-evident. Learn in practice and apply what you have learned, and your knowledge will be stronger.

However, internships are generally not paid, and sometimes you have to pay for your own transportation and meals.