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I have written to assist you in finding the ideal part time job in London.
Now it's time to make a good plan. Get a sheet of scrap paper or notedpad, and copy the questiosn below and try to answer them:
How many hours a week do you want to work ?
What times of day are you happy to work ?
How far are you able to travel to get to work ?
Is there a specific job you do not want to do ?
Now that you have answered these important criteria you should have a enhanced idea about your availability and flexibility, now we can move onto the task of thinking about different types of jobs to get paid for doing in London.
I've jotted down a couple of part time jobs you can think about:
1. Working in a bar serving drinks.
2. Performing general kitchen duties, like washing and cleaning, preparing foods
3. Working at the front of a restaurant as a waiter or waitress
4. Completing tasks in a warehouse packing goods into parcels
5. Doing jobs on a till in a local supermarket
6. Completing tasks for a takeaway
7. Handing out fliers for a night club or bar promoter
8. Doing jobs duties at a shop, restaurant, private home or office
Make a selection from the list above, or think about your own discovered jobs and jot them down on your sheet.
Now let's go and get you a job. I will now proceed with my final nugget of guidance on this theme.
The best way of finding a part time job, in my opinion is to spend an entire day walking around london and personally asking the poprietors of a business if you can help out with any work. Putting effort into a clean appearance on this occassion is a tiny gesture and by far not a waste of your time. Another thing that you should do is to complete a sheet of paper, which contains a nicely printed Name and Address, and your contact details, I am not talking about a full CV, just an item that you leave with a restaurant owner or bar owner. There may be competition with other guys or girls for this job and to have a copy of your sheet with your address information. This will give you an advantage.
By performing the task in this way it has also served me well when I was seeking for a student job in London. I was finally using the same strategy to work in a student kitchen cooking pizzas part time.
I hope that you achieve this goal of finding a great part time job in london and I wish you the best of luck and good fortune.
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Trying to find part time jobs in London may appear daunting at first sight because it's a very lage place with so many different things that you could try, it's daunting to decide where to start.
Grant Mellar is a specialist on a variety of topics and writes as part of a team for the web hosting magazine covering topics including finding marketing jobs london.
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