Get Paid $30/hr to Talk to High Schoolers

Make some serious pocket change and help make a difference in the lives of aspiring high schoolers.

1:1 is a peer-to-peer information app that is “bridging the gap between students who are fortunate to have a great network of well-connected friends and family and those who are not so fortunate.” They’ve posted almost twenty $30/hr jobs for college students to become 1:1 Student Advisors. Student hires will sign up, create an account, and mentor high schoolers eager to attend their university, whether through admissions and application advice or by talking to high schoolers about academics and life on campus. The company also allows students flexibility to set their own price for their time. On average, students make $30-40/hr.

To apply, you must be energetic, have excellent communications skills, and you should have access to an iPhone as the app is only available in iOS. There are positions open for students at Wash U, Vanderbilt, Caltech, Duke, MIT, the University of Chicago and many more schools. You will see the job in your dashboard if you’re qualified to apply, so sign up for these $30/hr jobs for college students before the positions fill up!

Kema Christian-Taylor

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