Part time job vacancies London

Posted by timsd on January 21, 2012 under London | Be the First to Comment

If you are looking for part time job vacancies in London, can you spare a couple of hours to come along and meet some of the people who could help you on the road to a second or replacement income which is really rewarding in all senses of the words?

Drop me a line and I’ll give you full details of the next meeting in Central London W1 (they happen every month at least) but be warned there are no free drinks or free food – or free holidays to timeshare apartments! Just straightforward information on how you can get started with your new part time vacancy in London.

Come along on your own, with a partner, spouse, friend or relative – or with a group who would like to find out more about starting a new team with the fastest growing company on the London Stock Exchange last year. You will meet people who have both the time and the money to choose how they spend their lives.

There are lots of part time job vacancies in London, you can see them advertised everywhere from phone boxes to billboards. BUT - this one is with an English plc regulated by OFGEM, OFCOM and the FSA. You get the chance of meeting people just like you who needed to make ends meet and are now on their way to fulfilling their dreams. And you get to meet them on a completely no-obligation basis BEFORE you make any commitments at all.

You can come along as often as you like to free training sessions which are run on most weekdays all over the country. So if you have family or friends in other parts of the UK you could form a team with them and know that there will be plenty of support, back-up and information wherever they are.

Student part time job London

Posted by admin on January 9, 2012 under London | Be the First to Comment

When I searched online for “student part time job London” I found a recent article in The Times which reports that “at least half of students work during term-time; an even higher percentage do so in vacations. About 70 per cent of those who work say that they do so to cover basic living expenses.”

It continues “research has shown that there is a correlation between a high number of hours worked and the likelihood that you will end up with a lower degree classification, so you should be careful about balancing work with your studies.”

“In an ideal world, students would be able to find employment in areas that are relevant to their future careers or, at least, that pay well. Alas this is not always easy and most students are still to be found in low-paid and low-skilled jobs in catering and retail.”

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One financial success story shows how it is possible, with hard work, to fund your studies part time and choose what you do with the rest of your life.

“Having dropped out of university 6 years ago, I’m now 26, semi-retired and work about 15 hours per week from home. I have the total freedom to do what I want, when I want and I answer to nobody but myself.”
Wes Linden, Middlesex

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