Money-Saving Challenge #3: 8 Part-Time Jobs To Boost Your Income
Published on: January 28, 2018
Updated on: May 2, 2022
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Condo living in the Philippines is changing the lifestyle of urbanites. The strategic location of condo communities allow busy professionals attain work-life balance. For instance, the travel time is significantly reduced because of easy access to transport networks and business districts. The precious hours typically wasted sitting on traffic is used for worthwhile pursuits such as fitness, side jobs, and leisure and relaxation.
Condo living opens up an opportunity for city dwellers to make real changes in their life. With the spare time now within your control, you no longer have any excuse from doing activities you've always wanted to do. You can go to the indoor gym before and after work. There are packets of nature and open spaces for much-needed meditation and a community conducive to productive activities. Living in a condo is a solution to many problems related to city living.
You can afford your own home in a resort-style condo community. It just takes a bit of your free time and serious dedication. Join the gig economy or take a second job and accelerate your condo fund. For your money-saving challenge, here are side jobs you can take for extra money.
Online writing job
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Graphics designing, proofreading, etc.
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One-on-one English tutor
Filipinos' aptitude in English is in demand in many parts of Asia. You should've noticed the influx of Korean and Chinese students striving to learn the universal language in the country. You can capitalize on the consistently high demand for English teachers by applying as a tutor. You can find job openings for part-time posts in sites such as Jobstreet, Monster, etc. You may apply in training schools or work directly with households. You can also ask for recommendation from family and friends acquainted with foreigners. Your rate would depend on your qualifications. If you have a teaching license or language certifications (ESL, TOEFL or TOEIC), you may be able to command a higher rate. Is your schedule too tight on weekdays? No problem. Tutors are welcome on weekends.Online English tutor
You don't have to travel to Ortigas or Greenhills to teach English to foreign students. There's a long list of companies hiring online teachers. The students are based abroad, mostly in Korea, China and Japan. You may be “matched” with little kids, high schoolers, college students, professionals, and even retirees. Teachers are paid by the hour and rates may vary based on your teaching level. What you need? Above-average English proficiency, teaching skills, a working computer, reliable Internet, and high-quality video camera and microphone. Also, don't forget to designate a working area free from disturbances.Social media manager
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Music or art teacher
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Hired driver
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