Here’s how you can find popular moonlighting jobs. We explain the steps you may take to earn extra income. Read on!
While there are many moonlighting jobs, you can take (if your employer allows it), what you can choose depends on your qualifications what you may choose.
Below we will provide some details on how you can go about finding several popular moonlighting jobs.
Cashier
Start by doing some online research to identify potential employers who are hiring cashiers for part-time work.
You can also contact local stores directly to inquire about openings.
Once you have identified a few places that are hiring, put together an application package including your resume and other relevant documents such as references or certifications (if any).
Reach out to those businesses and request an interview. Be sure to be prepared with questions of your own.
Dog Walker
Start by researching local dog walking services in your area to find out what kind of experience and qualifications they require, as well as the current rates for dog walking services.
Look into joining a professional organization such as the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters (NAPPS), which can help you learn more about pet care, connect with other pet owners, and get insured.
Develop a network of people who may need dog walkers, including friends.
Delivery Driver
Start by researching and identifying delivery companies in your area that offer moonlighting jobs for drivers.
Contact the company directly to inquire about available positions and any requirements they have for applicants.
Prepare a resume describing your qualifications and skills, including a valid driver’s license, along with any relevant experience you may have in driving or customer service.
Apply for the job online, or if available, fill out an application at the company’s office location in person.
Tutor
Research the market: Start by researching the current market for tutors in your area.
Look for potential employers and inquire about their rates and requirements.
Create an online profile with information about yourself, your qualifications, experience, and any additional certification or training you have received that is related to tutoring.
Reach out to local schools, universities, or organizations that may be interested in hiring a tutor and let them know you’re available.
Writer
Research the freelance writing and editing market to determine what types of jobs are available and how much you can expect to earn.
Create a portfolio showcasing your writing or editing experience and skills, such as blog posts, articles, reviews, or other pieces you have written in the past.
Start networking with other writers and editors in your area by attending events, joining online groups, or connecting with professionals on social media platforms like LinkedIn.
Freelancer
Research the different types of freelance work available: Writing, editing, graphic design, web development etc.
Identify what skills and experience you have that are relevant to the type of freelance work you want to do.
Create a portfolio showcasing your best work to demonstrate what you can do for potential clients/employers.
Reach out to employers or start searching job boards such as Upwork, Freelancer, Fiverr etc., for freelance opportunities.
Hotel Night Desk Clerk
Finding a moonlighting job as a hotel night desk clerk is relatively easy. The first step would be to search online for hotel job postings in your area.
Many hotels offer flexible hours, so you can work around your other commitments. Once you have identified potential employers, create an up-to-date resume and cover letter outlining why you would be the perfect fit for the position.
Make sure to highlight any experience or skills that are relevant to the role of a night desk clerk.
Babysitter
Start by researching online for babysitting services and agencies in your area to find job postings for babysitters.
Make sure you have all the required qualifications such as a valid driver’s license, CPR certification, background checks and other relevant certifications depending on the requirements of the service or agency.
Reach out to friends and family who may need a babysitter during evening hours, or contact local daycare center.
Lifeguard
Research local job listings for lifeguard opportunities, including those that are available during non-traditional hours.
Reach out to employers who manage water safety operations in your area and inquire about any potential openings for moonlighting as a lifeguard.
Network with people who are employed at locations where lifeguards may be needed during off-hours, such as summer camps or public pools.
Ask if they have any leads on available jobs or know of anyone hiring.
Bartender
Start by researching local bars and restaurants that may be hiring bartenders.
Look for job postings online or ask around in person to see if any establishments are looking for help.
Reach out to the bar or restaurant’s management with your resume and cover letter explaining why you would make a great addition to their team as a bartender.
If you are hired, inquire about moonlighting opportunities at other establishments within the same city or town, as many bars and restaurants
Customer Service Representative
Research potential employers. Start by researching companies that offer customer service positions, either online or in your local area.
Find out what types of customer service they provide and if they are currently hiring for part-time/moonlighting positions.
Reaching out to industry professionals, such as former colleagues and associates, may help you land a job as a customer service representative. Ask around about any moonlighting opportunities available, and be sure to include information about your experience.
Fitness Instructor
Research the job market. Look for local fitness centers and other businesses that may be hiring instructors part-time or offering freelance jobs.
Additionally, check online job boards to find postings for fitness instructor positions in your area.
Fitness instructors should have a good understanding of exercise equipment and techniques, as well as an ability to motivate individuals to stay active.
Consider taking classes or obtaining certification from organizations like ACE (American Council on Exercise) or NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine).
Web Designer
Research potential clients. Identify companies or individuals who may need web design services, such as small businesses, start-ups, or online entrepreneurs.
Create a portfolio. Showcase your previous work to potential clients. Include any websites you have designed and explain the process you used in designing them.
Reach out to contacts. Utilize networking opportunities such as social media platforms like LinkedIn or Twitter to get in touch with potential clients for moonlighting projects.
Related reading:
