How can I earn money while I go to school?
I've tried quite a few things. My own clothing brand, editing videos, social media in general, but nothing works. My social media presence is actually regular. I tried uploading a video every day, but even then I couldn't get more than 200 followers on Instagram. I was very active at it for about 2.5 months and then a bit less for the next two months. Unfortunately, without success. Does anyone have any other ideas on how I can earn money? I work a little for about 200-300 euros a month, but minimum wage isn't enough for me. I'm 18 and I'd really like to move out, but I don't have any money for a car, let alone any basic necessities.
In short, I'm 18, about to graduate, and want to move out. How do I best manage this? Unfortunately, I'm relatively on my own.
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Bite your teeth and pull your abyss.
After that you can either make an education or a dual study. You earn money in both
And 3,700 EUR working for 6 weeks is decent. Others work for much less. To finance an apartment you need a regular income. Otherwise, no landlord will take you.
You’ve been together. Ne this is just above the minimum wage, have worked more than 8 hours a day
I used to go out for 45 hours a week. These are almost 14 euros per hour, so much more like minimum wages. And that for an unskilled force. Many with training get only minimum wages and then have to pay taxes and social charges.
You might want to focus on what you can to get a fee in the amount you pay for.
I once had a boss who first explained to me, “They come before earning.”
More than 50, if not even a little more. But that’s not supposed to happen. Because that’s not enough. The “dead” is, I don’t have to pay taxes because I’m paid out over the months, so not over 520 euros, and that’s just a mini job. That’s stupid, if I really want to make money to make me an apartment, I even have to pay taxes. That’s why I have to earn an hour around the 16-17 Euros so that I can even allow myself to do this next to school.
This would have been an opportunity for four weeks on holiday.
I’ll correct six weeks. Working full time. 9 hours each Zag, and then so little things for some neighbors. Unfortunately, no more than 3700 got out. So I can afford a car, but a move plus reserves? Besides, I need a good job that I can do next to the Abi to pay the maintenance
Well, 50 days a year. It’s not a holiday job anymore.
As a student 20 hours a week later.
Where is the added value?