<p>$40 (tutor)</p>
<p>Damn, how many hours a day do you work?</p>
<p>it's actually not that much when you factor in the preparation</p>
<p>$10-20, usually $15.
Horseback riding instructor. And actually, that's DIRT FREAKING CHEAP for riding lessons. And I only work like 5-10 hours a week.<br>
And I usually stay after for an hour or two cleaning around the barn or training horses for my boss.<br>
But cash under the table is pretty sweet no matter how you look at it.</p>
<p>I believe I'll be going to work as a file clerk at a doctor clinic for about $10 an hour. Not positive, though.</p>
<p>$7.50. Although that should change to $8.00 soon. I work 9-10 hours a week. I don't need a job, but I like the responsibility and having a source of money apart from my parents. (:</p>
<p>$65. Music instructor.</p>
<p>^ Wow. Where do you work?!!! Most local schools charge tops 40/hr...and give about half to the teachers...and individuals charge $60 for high qual talent</p>
<p>kchen, how many years have you been on the job? typically for tutoring the rate goes up after you've been doing it for a while</p>
<p>$8.00/hr as an intern. Usually i don't do much though, and I get free unlimited sodas/juice and my own office. So it works out great.</p>
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^ Wow. Where do you work?!!! Most local schools charge tops 40/hr...and give about half to the teachers...and individuals charge $60 for high qual talent
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I work at a local elementary school. Honestly, it's pretty decent for what I do. I have a lot of difficulty controlling nine kids for an hour... some of them are verbally abusive (to each other). Apparently, the music program has a lot of funding. I don't know how much music program teachers usually get paid, but I do know that high-quality individual teachers can charge much more than $60 (my music instructor charges $90/hour).</p>
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kchen, how many years have you been on the job? typically for tutoring the rate goes up after you've been doing it for a while
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I started in October. I never thought I'd get a job in high school. My parents prohibited me from working... that is, until I received this offer. :)</p>
<p>pharmacy tech $9/hr. Pretty good, I work on weekends and while saturday is usually busy, sunday is pretty lax and I spend most of the time readings magazines.</p>
<p>6.75 an hour. :( they don't ever give me any hours either. the only reason i have a job is so that my first year of college is not spent wearing only a potato sack and eating ramen.</p>
<p>10.50
Well.. used to anyway.. I worked at kodak (sales assistant)- it was a pretty good deal since no one came in and I just studied and did my homework all day/night. So I basically got paid for doing my homework/study.</p>
<p>^^ that's sweet</p>
<p>tutoring was nice because you learned in the process. but then it became purely a job after you get the coveted 2400</p>
<p>I'm with NoFX, except with less pay. I get paid $5.35 (barely above minimum wage) to sit and do my homework at the library desk, etc.</p>
<p>I have two job. I make $7.00 at both, one is in retail and the other is at the newspaper.</p>
<p>$20... for putting all my piano teacher's sheet music into a database. XD. Not on a regular basis, though.</p>
<p>I used to tutor for about $13</p>
<p>20, for art instruction.</p>
<p>$8 hr + tips</p>