Job Advice

[DarkHippie]

<p>I substitute teach during the school year, which along with a side job in an info booth and publishing the occasional story, keeps me in the black.&nbsp; Now that the school year is almost over, my main source of income will be gone for the summer.&nbsp; I really enjoy my side job and don't want to give it up, but its on fridays, saturdays and sundays and that makes it hard to find a job for the summer.</p><p>I don't have any money in the bank because i just moved to a new apartment so I can't coast the two months.&nbsp; Should i be willing to give up the second job in order to find something for the summer, or should i stick with what i enjoy and try to work around it?</p>

[mendyweiss]

<p>No help for the hippie? Where is the peace and love?</p>

[SatCam]

deal drugs... always a good summer job

[Don Stugots]

wash cars or clean pools or mow lawns, in other words become a mexican.

[Mike Teacher]

<p>DH,</p><p>have you checked with your school district about subbing summer classes if they have them?</p><p>and if they dont you might wanna check surrounding districts.</p><p>Now there's a job: if you think teaching is sometimes a challenge, teaching summer school is bad enough, but subbing for summer school?</p><p>I think I take back my advice. </p>

[JustJon]

Have you considered being a counselor at a camp?<br />

[Tall_James]

<p>if you think teaching is sometimes a challenge, teaching summer school is bad enough, <strong>but subbing for summer school?</strong></p><p>It worked out alright for Shoop...</p><p><img height="600" src="http://www.movieposter.com/posters/archive/main/33/MPW-16650" width="400" border="0" /></p>

[SatCam]

Become a hitman

no homo

[angrymissy]

<p>If you can file, use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc... I would suggest registering at some temp agencies.&nbsp; I used to be a recuiter at one, and we had a lot of summer work that was 4 days a week, or random assignements for a day here, a day there.&nbsp; Usually paid $10-18/hr (in 1999).</p>