Being a waiter in a restaurant is not well paid. At that time, it was also 10- 15 yuan/hour in third-and fourth-tier cities. In fact, it is very difficult to be a waiter. The advantage is that it is relatively stable, including meals. While making money, you can also save a living allowance.

Second, summer jobs are part-time jobs.

Writing articles can also make money, especially in the era of developed Internet. You can contribute to the official WeChat account, and so can paper magazines. Although this threshold is slightly higher, as long as you are willing to write, as long as you insist on writing, I believe you can earn the manuscript fee by your own efforts. Relatively speaking, the official WeChat account has more contributions, greater demand and different difficulties. However, the money earned by writing articles varies greatly, ranging from tens of dollars to thousands of articles. Two months ago, I got the first payment. Although it is only 100 yuan, this is the first payment, which is of great significance. In addition to flexible working hours and places, writing articles to earn money will actually bring you a sense of accomplishment.

Third, summer jobs are part-time tutors.

Because of professional reasons, my most part-time job is training courses. The hourly wage is not only related to the grade and subject you teach, but also related to your geographical location. When I was an undergraduate, I tutored homework in a training class in a small city in the third and fourth tier, that is, students tutored whatever homework they had, and the hourly salary was pitifully low, about 15 yuan/hour. Later, graduate students were admitted to coastal cities, and many students around them went out to work part-time, about 100 yuan/hour. If it is high, it is 140 yuan/hour, mainly for teaching junior high school Chinese, junior high school Chinese or junior high school, vocational high school, etc.

Fourth, summer jobs distribute leaflets part-time.

In fact, this is not recommended. It is ok to earn some pocket money occasionally, but it is not recommended to make a living. First, because this part-time job is unstable, it is not every day; Second, because the hourly wage is low, it can be regarded as manual labor, and I can't learn much. Third-and fourth-tier cities are about 10- 15 yuan/hour, and it is not bad to find 15 yuan/hour. I remember once handing out leaflets for six hours and earning 90 yuan. I was very happy.