To think a job like this must exist?

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I need to make around £80-100 a week but I’m severely limited in how much time I can be out of the house.

Can anyone think of a job that would just be a few hours a day and that doesn’t deal with general public?

Or am I being too optimistic that these casual jobs exist?

Cleaning?

Dog walking?

What skills/qualifications/experience do you have?

How much time could you be out of the house? And would it all be in one go or X number of hours on X days? Are the days weekdays or weekends? All of that info will help people help with ideas 😊

Im a qualified nurse but no longer registered. Can’t really do dog walking, too many in the area already.
ideally 2 mornings a week

What about working remotely? It might be worth checking out the part-time options on https://www.theworkfromhomehub.co.uk/

2 mornings a week just advertise as a cleaner in people’s homes perhaps?
lots of jobs do involve being in contact with people tho!

Cleaning, tutoring, dog or cat sitting, cake baking

Ironing
Tuition
Cleaning

Can you re- register & work as a nurse again? Or I suppose more to the point, do you want to?!

Worth a search for jobs with 111?

I make double that a day working about 3-4 hours. I’m a copywriter. Not sure how long it will last now that AI is a thing, but I’m still getting plenty of work as of now.

OnlyFans.

Remote PA ?

advertise as a “ home help” to assist older folk with housework/ shopping etc?

Home help
Elderly/additional needs companion
Remote PA

TikTok affiliate but you need to put a lot of effort in

With your skills, could you do some basic training to do aesthetics? I know plenty of nurses who do this as a side job, doing fillers and Botox. Appreciate it might not be as easy to get work at the specific times you're wanting to do, but it pays well so could be worth looking into?

Ironing - pick up and take away
retrain to do Botox

Why did you give up your registration? You probably could have done a whole host of jobs with your registration that don’t involve too much contact and paid more money.

I know it's more a longer term thing, but are you able to do a return to practice course (and get your registration back)? Only reason I'm saying this is because I've just started doing some bank shifts to supplement my income (I'm an RN). I know every Trust is different, but my Trust pays trained bank at a B5 rate of £17.68/hr. An 8.5hr shift is £150 gross and £108 net (after tax and pension) - got my first bank payslip today and that's what is on it.

Companion care? With your experience you could pick and choose I think.

Lunch assistant at a nursery or primary school?

School run driving? Either for LA or a taxi company with SEN contracts, or private school doing minibus?

How does one get into copywriting?