If you’re looking for a job that can help pay your expenses without compromising your studies, it might be a good idea to look for a part-time job. Earning some money while studying can be very useful but it can also be difficult to find the perfect job to fit in with your schedule. You can find different job boards, like StudentJob, that are a great place to look for a student job, but what category should you be looking at? To help you in your research, we’ve made a list of the three best jobs for students.
Tutoring

Are you an expert in a specific subject like math or English? Some websites like Voscours (in France), Tutorfair (in the UK) and Tutor.com (in the US) are always looking for students to give private lessons. The idea is simple: you need to register on the website with your information, including what subjects you would like to teach and your availability to give lessons. Then, students who are interested will contact you directly.
You can choose either to give your private lesson in a public place (like in a café), in the student’s house or even online. The most exciting thing about tutoring is that you can set your own price, often earning between €18 and €40 per hour. If you gave four hour-long private lessons per week, you could receive a salary of €288 at the end of the month- not too shabby for a student job.





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