can't find a job that i like!

what qualifications do you have? Pay is directly proportional to qualifications and experience.

£10/hour is a bit demanding considering you are only a college student!!! Why can you not accept anything less than this?!?

i wanting to get a part time job that pays well but the only job i can get isn't worth putting on your CV.

If you're trainging to get qualifications it doesn't matter what the job looks like on your CV...if you can do the job and they'll pay you for it I don't see that there is a problem?

is it because i won't work less then £10 an hour and only can work a few nights?

Telesales...maybe?
I doubt you'll get a job paying £10 p/h if your still in college, regardless of how many kids you have/house you own. Do you live in a city?? At least if you do you'll have a better chance of finding a job then if you live in a shitty town like me!!! Eugh, out of the 3 you just mentioned i wouldn't be an escort...glamour modelling yeah woteva, i mean, you cant put it on a CV but it still pays.

you could look into ways to make money on the internet e.g. selling stuff on eBay - the income is not guaranteed, of course, but if you have the internet at home then you can "work" without having to pay for childcare.

Are you friends with any other mums in a similar situation so that you could swap like: monday you look after your child and her child and she works, tuesday she looks after both children and you can work

or similar ?

rosie

well the fact is am a student so i can only do nights but i can't afford to work less then £10 but my friends round here are in a similar situation but they need it through the day which i can't offer.

The fact is a need aregualr income but i can't find a job that i like otherwise i would sellthing on ebay.

is there anyone who could have your child for you like a relative or someone? I imagine child care is harder to find at nights, too. What about working weekends?

I mean, at the moment if you dont have a job you are getting £0 per hour so anything above childcare costs really is an improvement on that. When you have more experience maybe you will find it easier to get better-paid work... £10 an hour is hard to come by for the kinds of jobs you can generally get as a student.

you could sell stuff on ebay etc to supplement your income while you are looking for a job or to give you a bit of extra income if you can't find a job that pays as much as you want.

you could also look for jobs where the employer has a subsidised creche, but places might be harder to come by if you are not a fulltime employee.

have you checked if you are eligible for any benefits as you have a dependent child?

is there anyone who could have your child for you like a relative or someone? I imagine child care is harder to find at nights, too. What about working weekends?

I mean, at the moment if you dont have a job you are getting £0 per hour so anything above childcare costs really is an improvement on that. When you have more experience maybe you will find it easier to get better-paid work... £10 an hour is hard to come by for the kinds of jobs you can generally get as a student.

you could sell stuff on ebay etc to supplement your income while you are looking for a job or to give you a bit of extra income if you can't find a job that pays as much as you want.

you could also look for jobs where the employer has a subsidised creche, but places might be harder to come by if you are not a fulltime employee.

have you checked if you are eligible for any benefits as you have a dependent child?

listen to this: you can work for a printers that pays around £17 an hour but you have to work 12 hours over a FULL NIGHT for 3 days a week, then get a week to recover!