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Where to find part-time jobs that suit English literature students?

I love English literature and plan to major in it. I'm curious about part-time job options that align with this interest. Are there any roles that complement studying literature, like tutoring or writing gigs?

a year ago

There are certainly quite a few part-time jobs that could align with your interest in English Literature. Here are a few you might consider:

1. Tutoring: Tutoring in English or Literature can be a great way to not only deepen your own understanding of the subject but also help others. You could tutor high school students, your peers, or even other humanities subjects if you're comfortable with them.

2. Freelance Writing/Editing: There are numerous online platforms where you can find freelance writing or editing jobs. These types of roles could help you practise your writing skills, and you could focus on topics about literature.

3. Library Assistant: Working at a library can a great way to have access to great literature as well as have academic discussions with like-minded people.

4. Bookstore Employee: Similarly, working at a bookstore could also be a good fit. You'll get first access to new literature, and often employees can borrow books for free.

5. Scripts Reader: Although harder to get involved with than some of the other options, entertainment companies and literary agencies often need part-time script readers to help filter and summarize manuscripts. This can help you to get a feel for narrative structure and develop an eye for what works in a story.

6. Writing Center Assistant: Many colleges have writing centers where students can get help with their writing assignments.

7. Art-related roles: You could also look into roles at museums, theaters, or other arts organizations. They might need help with program descriptions, social media, or other writing-driven tasks.

Remember to start your job search early and network with others in your field of interest. You never know where a good opportunity might come from. Good luck!

a year ago

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