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Summer Jobs That Still Give You Freedom

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Summer can be an expensive time to budget for. So, for those who have to work, here are a few jobs you can do while also enjoying this on the holiday break.

My Tutor

MyTutor is a site where you can specialise your skills and then teach people who are still in school or at whatever age that you are qualified to do so.

You can decide on your own rate and also create your personal timetable so that work can be flexible with your other summer plans.

This will allow for flexibility in your day, while also ensuring a regular time slot where you know you will be paid for your work.

Activity Camp Instructor

If you need some weekly income, yet also want your evenings and weekends as free as possible, being an activity instructor is a job for you.

This means that, throughout the summer, you will have a working day from around 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM. Then guaranteed free weekends and evenings to do with as you wish.

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Super Camps is an organisation that employs students and allows them to be activity instructors if they pass the interview stage.

These types of jobs usually pay around £450 a week, depending on the age range you work with.

These days can be organised very efficiently, and I can guarantee that you will not be bored, as coming up with fun activities to do with the children will be exhausting yet rewarding at the same time.

Babysitting

This is also a great flexible way to earn some money when you are running slightly low over the summer.

You will have to be DBS checked and first aid trained to ensure the safety of the children you are looking after. But this is a great skill to have and will look really good on your CV.

This job highlights that you are responsible and can be trusted. These are key things that employers look for.