35 High-Paying Summer Jobs

Do you have any summer job openings that would pay well? Or are you looking for a flexible work schedule to travel the world?

The summer is a great time to explore new opportunities. Many people have more free time, which makes starting a side hustle or picking up an online gig an ideal option.

Below are 15 awesome summer jobs that not only pay well but have great benefits.

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35 of the best-paying summer jobs

1. Pinterest Virtual Assistant

Pinterest is a popular social media platform with many users in the United States. It is especially beneficial for businesses because it has a large user base and can help promote products and services. Virtual Assistants are popular on Pinterest, and this is why businesses are interested in using them.

Pinning good ideas can be a great way to spruce up an existing business, but if you’re not doing it yourself, hiring a Pinterest VA can really take your business to the next level. These virtual assistants help businesses by coming up with new ideas and pinning them onto the platform for others to see. This often leads to increased traffic and more sales – so why not give one a try?

If you want to become a Pinterest VA, You can find all the information You need in this comprehensive guide. There are many options for where you can work and live, as well as how much money you can make as a Pinterest VA.

If you’re interested in learning more about becoming a Pinterest virtual assistant, we offer a free workshop here. In this workshop, you’ll learn about the different types ofPinterest VAs and how to set up your business.

2. Start a blog

Blogging is a great way to share your ideas and passions with the world, but it’s not for everyone. If you feel like you can help others by blogging, it’s a great way to do that. Making money through ad revenue, affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, and selling your own digital products is possible through blogging.

Starting a blog is easy and inexpensive with my step-by-step tutorial. You can start your own blog for just $2.95/month with my link.

If you’re not sure where to start when it comes to creating a profitable blog, I recommend checking out this course roadmap to get started. It’ll help you figure out which areas of blogging are most important to focus on.

The Pro Blogger Bundle includes three of the best blogging courses available, and they’ve all helped me grow my blog into a full-time business.

Since adopting Pinterest as a strategy for increasing website traffic, my blog has seen an increase in both views and income. This guide will teach you everything you need to know to start and run your own successful blog, regardless of its size or niche.

In my senior year of college, I started a blog and made over $80,000 from it. This was thanks to the traffic I generated through marketing campaigns that targeted my target audience.

3. Facebook Ad Manager

Do you have a knack for developing advertising campaigns that help businesses grow? If so, Facebook may be the perfect platform for you! As a Facebook Ad Manager, you will work with one client to develop and coordinate ad campaigns aimed at increasing customer base and income. This can be an extremely lucrative career path – making an average of $1,000+ per month on just one client. If this sounds like something you would enjoy, keep reading for more information about becoming a Facebook Ad Manager.

There are an estimated 27 million businesses in the U.S., with over 500,000 new businesses starting every month. If you have just a few clients, you can make $1,000 a month from them.

If you want to go all in on this side hustle, you can take on 5 clients, which can be roughly $5,000 a month.

If you’re looking for a way to make money on the side, Facebook advertising is one of the best options. You can learn all about it from our free training, and if you need help finding clients, we have a step-by-step process that’ll get you started.

4. Sell Etsy Printables

Printables are a great way to make passive income. You do the work in one sitting, and then get paid for it for months and years to come. My friend Julie earns over $1,000 a month selling printables. She loves this side hustle and recommends it to anyone who is short on time, wants extra money, and wants to work from home.

If you are looking to start selling prints on Etsy, Julie has a free guide that will help you capitalize on seasonal trends and make sales. It’s a great resource to download and use!

Julie, the founder of Printables4Sale, has kindly offered to share her tips and advice on how to start selling printables online. Read on for everything you need to know!

Julie is a very talented and experienced printable salesperson. She’s shared her expertise with us in an interview article that you can check out here. In it, Julie shares pictures of her revenue dashboard, as well as some helpful tips on how to get started selling printables online. Thanks for reading!

Julie recently created a course called “E-Printables” which teaches people how to make money selling printables online. This is one of the easiest ways to make passive income, and I plan on adding this as a side hustle myself!

A student who enrolled in the E-Printables course has already made thousands of dollars through Etsy.

5. Professional Proofreader

Becoming a professional proofreader can help people like me who are terrible at proofreading. By correcting our mistakes, we can improve the quality of our writing and make it more accurate.

Proofreading is an important part of any project. It can help to ensure that the finished product is error-free and looks professional.

Proofreaders can earn between $17-$30 per hour and offers competitive pay and flexible hours while working from home.

6. Freelance writing

I had no idea that freelance writing was a thing until I met my friend Holly. She makes a lot of money from it, and I’m curious to learn more about it.

Holly makes six-figures with her freelance writing career; $225,000 a year to be exact.

There are many freelance writing jobs available, but finding them can be difficult. This is why Holly created Earn More Writing to make it easier for writers to find work.

With Earn More Writing, I was able to develop my writing skills and increase my earning potential in the freelance writer field. This helped me find reputable sites like GoBankingRates, which allows me to charge more for my writing services.

The work from home opportunity is legit, lucrative, and allows you to work anywhere in the world. Holly travels (a lot!) and works all over the world.

In her free workshop, she provides tips and techniques to help writers make six-figure freelance incomes.

7. Surveys

Filling out surveys to make money is a simple way to earn money by providing your opinion to questions. You can make a few dollars each month by participating in short, survey-based studies.

I enjoy surveys because they provide a way to share my opinion on things and make some extra money. Surveys are fun, and I always enjoy completing them.

8. Virtual Assistant

If you enjoy working independently and getting tasks assigned to you, becoming a virtual assistant is a great way to work remotely. Virtual assistants complete tasks like answering emails, scheduling social media posts, creating graphics for Pinterest and Facebook, managing social media platforms like Instagram, and many other tasks.

If you want to become a virtual assistant, my friend Kayla can help you learn everything you need to know in order to find jobs and make money doing this. She has a free workshop here: 5 Steps To Become A Virtual Assistant.

 

9. Sell digital stickers on Etsy

Another great way to make money on Etsy is by selling digital planners and stickers. My friend Michelle sells digital planners and stickers on Etsy, and she has been very successful with this business so far. In her first month, she made over $700 in profit, and in her second month she made over $1,000.

Sophia has created an affordable course teaching others how to create their own online courses, which you can see here. She says that anyone can do this, without any prior skills or knowledge in drawing or software required. This is a great side hustle for people who want to make some extra money every month.

Etsy is a great way to put in a few hours of work, upload your digital products, and then earn extra money for months to come. This Digital Stickers Course is perfect for those looking to make some extra money.

 

10. Make dog treats at home

It is possible to make a part-time income from home by starting a dog treat business. This can be done full-time or part-time, and you can create your own schedule. You can also get your children involved in the process if you want, and making treats for dogs is sure to be popular with pet owners.

Kristin’s business is successful and she has a lot of knowledge about dog treats. She also teaches others how to be successful like her in her course, Diva Dog Bakery.

Kristin offers a free workshop to answer all of your questions about this side hustle, and if you have any more questions that aren’t covered in the workshop, she is happy to help via email.

11. Instacart

Instacart is a great way to make money if you’re looking for an extra source of income. These shoppers usually wear green shirts and carry Instacart bags in their hands.

Instacart is a great way to get your groceries without having to go out and drive. As an in-store shopper, you take shop orders only. If you want to make some extra money, you can sign up as a full-service shopper and do both shopping and delivery.

12. Fiverr

Do you have skills in graphic design, social media, voice over, illustration, or translation? Fiverr is a great resource for finding freelance professionals to help with your project. You can create a profile and list your services for people looking to hire freelancers.

Fiverr is a great resource for finding talented professionals to help with your projects. I have used Fiverr many times and have always been happy with the results.

13. Sell on Amazon

FBA is an Amazon business model where Amazon takes care of a lot of the logistics involved in running an online store. This allows you to focus on building your product and selling it, rather than worrying about shipping and fulfillment.

When you find an item on Amazon, the company will store it for you, pack and ship it for you, and handle customer service. In addition to this commission fee that Amazon takes from sales made by customers who bought the product through its FBA program, some of my friends have earned over $100,000 from reselling items they’ve purchased through Amazon FBA.

Jessica and her husband have mastered the art of selling on Amazon, and they’ve already made a substantial profit in their first year of business.

Amazon is a popular online shopping destination for millions of people, so it makes sense that there are many ways to make money from this side hustle. There’s no need to be a expert trader or have expensive equipment – you can start selling on Amazon with just a little bit of effort and some basic knowledge.

If you’re looking for an easy way to make some extra money, consider selling products on Amazon. With just a few simple steps, you can get started and see how profitable this side hustle can be!

14. Rent out a room on Airbnb

If you have extra space in your home that you don’t use, and can find a tenant who will pay you an agreed-upon rent, then renting out a room or apartment is an option for making money.

If you often travel and have a vacant house, I recommend putting your apartment or house on Airbnb. This allows you to make money while covering your mortgage payments!

You can sign up to become an Airbnb host here.

You can see how much money you could make in your city by clicking that link. In my small town in Colorado, it’s possible for me to make $1,365 per month.

15. Become A Tax Preparer

Tax preparation can be done remotely, and with the help of online training, there are many opportunities for those interested in this career.

If you want to start a tax business, it’s important to take a quality course that will teach you the basics. I found TaxBiz to be an excellent option, as they have been certified by the IRS. This means their course is reliable and will help you get started on the right foot.

There is a free workshop available to answer all of your questions about starting a digital tax business. Additionally, Better Business Bureau and Facebook have reviews from graduates and students that can help you decide if this is the right business for you.

16. Events Assistant

The majority of event staff are responsible for a range of tasks, from catering and cleaning to organising admissions and serving drinks. Duties vary depending on the type of event being organised, with available opportunities depending on the schedule.

What you need: 

If you’re looking for a job in the hospitality industry, having great customer service skills and being enthusiastic and flexible are both essential. However, you don’t need any formal qualifications to work at events – previous experience in a customer-facing role can be helpful.

What you can earn: 

Hourly pay rates vary greatly depending on the position and experience of the person in that role, with some earning up to £15 an hour. There are numerous events available throughout the summer months, so finding work that pays well is easy.

Perfect for: 

People who want to avoid feeling overwhelmed by the constant stream of information about current events may choose to paraphrase or summarize news articles instead.

Our advice: 

As events work can involve a variety of experiences, you may have some experience in one or more roles in this field- whether it’s from working part-time at a retail or bar location, doing extra-curricular activities at college or university, or volunteering. Therefore, to be considered for the most in-demand festival gigs and shows, be sure to list your transferable skills on your resume and provide concrete examples.

17. Sales Assistant

What they do: 

Assist, advise, and serve customers in a retail store. This may include anything from replenishing stock and tidying the shop floor to helping customers and taking payments.

What you need: 

The ideal candidate for this role will have a helpful and polite approach, as well as the ability to communicate with all kinds of people. They must also be patient and resilient in the face of difficult customers and busy periods.

What you can earn: 

If you are looking for a position in Retail Assistant, you may be pleasantly surprised to know that the average hourly rate is around £8*, but this field comes with good commission and bonuses (not to mention overtime), meaning there is always potential for higher earnings. During the summer rush, jobs can be especially plentiful and pay well.

Perfect for: People people.

Our advice: 

Some potential retail managers look for candidates who are knowledgeable about their products and services, as well as passionate about what the business does. Doing your research beforehand can help you show your enthusiasm during an interview.

18. Bar Staff

What they do: 

As bar staff, they are responsible for serving food, drinks and snacks to guests in a variety of establishments. They must adhere to all health and safety regulations, as well as provide excellent customer service.

What you need: 

A good customer service personality is also important, as is a strong memory when it comes to serving food and drink orders under pressure.

What you can earn:

Salaries for bar staff can vary, but the highest paid roles offer up to £10 an hour. However, this can be dramatically increased by lucrative tips, especially during busy periods. This is particularly true during summer when tourists are in town.

Perfect for: 

Some people are better at getting the first round in a negotiation than others.

Some people have a knack for making the first move and getting ahead in negotiations.

Our advice: 

To stand out and be successful in finding bar work during the summer season, it is important to highlight your skills and abilities that are common in the industry. For example, being confident, able to multitask, and having a outgoing personality can help you stand out from other applicants.

19. TEFL

What they do: 

TEFL can be a great way to teach English as a foreign language in a variety of locations all over the world. This can include working with children in schools as part of their general education, or providing support for adults who are looking to improve their skills.

What you need:

If you want to work in a new country, you don’t need to know the language of that country. However, you will need an excellent understanding of the English language and an ability to help others learn.

a TEFL/ESOL qualification.

What you can earn:

According to the TEFL Jobs Board, teaching English abroad is a lucrative career option with many positions offering free housing and flights as part of their generous benefits package. Despite this, there may be some roles that are unavailable due to travel restrictions being lifted in 2021.

Perfect for: 

People who enjoy traveling often find teaching rewarding. It can be a great way to share your love of travel with others, and help them learn about different cultures and countries.

Our advice: 

When applying for a teaching job overseas, demonstrating your enthusiasm and skills are key. Competition is fierce for jobs in some of the most popular locations, but there is always a need for great teachers. Skills you may be able to leverage include experience teaching or learning a foreign language.

20. Freelancer

What they do: 

Freelance work is available in a variety of different fields, but the most common type of freelance job is finding employment in design, media, copywriting, or financial support – depending on the freelancer’s expertise and the employer’s needs.

What you need: Aside from relevant skills and experience in the field you’re looking to work in, you’ll also need the ability to communicate remotely and effectively with a range of people. A high level of adaptability, excellent time management and self-motivation are also vital traits for freelancers.

What you can earn: 

To be successful as a freelance writer, you’ll need to have relevant skills and experience in the field, excellent communication and time management abilities, and a strong work ethic.

Perfect for: People who want to be their own boss.

Our advice: 

If you’re looking to break into the freelance industry this summer, changes to how businesses operate due to the pandemic may be a good opportunity for you. Many businesses are now open to hiring freelancers, and if you can demonstrate your abilities by taking on lower-paying projects first, it will help show future employers that you’re capable of more.

21. Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE: UA)

Under Armour offers a summer internship program that emphasizes different departments within the company, such as art and sciences, design, engineering, technology, and business. This program provides college students with the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of departments while working alongside experienced professionals.

Under Armour interns can earn a range of wages, depending on the location and the project they are working on. Interns are assigned a mentor who provides guidance and support, as well as access to learning seminars and executive Q&A sessions.

22. Bloomberg L.P.

The Bloomberg summer internship program offers students the opportunity to gain experience in various departments within the company, including corporate functions, industry verticals, global data coverage, research and technology. This program lasts for 8 to 16 weeks and focuses on different areas of development such as news gathering or financial products.

Interns at Bloomberg typically receive constructive feedback and advice about their future career decisions from their managers. The hourly wage for interns ranges from $25 to $45, depending on the area of focus.

23. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN)

Amazon has a year-round science internship program for college students. Most of these internships last between 12 to 16 weeks, and the projects that interns are assigned to depend on their area of interest and research. They are typically assigned to a team with a mentor who helps guide their activities throughout the program. As of 2019, according to Glassdoor, Amazon interns have a median monthly salary of $7725.

Amazon offers opportunities for students to gain experience in a variety of departments, including software development engineers (SDEs), support engineers, product managers, operations managers, applied scientists, vendor managers, cloud support associates, sales specialists, financial analysts, and more.

24. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC)

Bank of America offers a variety of internships and educational programs that are tailored to students at different points in their education. For instance, recent college graduates who are interested in learning more about banking, finance, operations, or research could benefit from Bank of America’s insight programs. In addition to summer internships, Bank of America also conducts regular internship programs for juniors who will be entering the workforce within a year.

25. Deloitte Internships

Deloitte is one of the most prominent professional services networks in the world and specializes in audit, tax, advisory and consulting services. Internships are available to students during the summer months, and interns typically receive a salary of $28 according to Glassdoor.

26. Digitas

Digital is a global marketing and technology agency that helps businesses to adapt to the digital age. The Digitas summer internship program provides students with experience in marketing and guidance from experienced mentors. Interns can participate in staff events, community service projects, and outings. Summer interns at Digitas typically earn $15-16 an hour.

27. Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX)

If you’re looking for a summer job that will pay well, consider working at Starbucks. The coffee company has multiple locations all over the world, so chances are there’s one near you. Plus, as a barista you’ll receive on-the-job training which makes it easy to get started.

If you are looking for a job where you can engage with customers and learn quickly, Starbucks is an ideal opportunity. The average salary for a barista at Starbucks is reported to be $12 per hour.

28. eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY)

EBay is a large online marketplace that connects buyers and sellers from around the world. It has several brands, including eBay Marketplace and eBay Classifieds Group, which operate in 190 different markets. Interning at eBay means working on challenges created by the CEO and engaging with top leadership.

The company has a strong program which includes social activities, speaker series and conferences, and university teams to ensure that its interns have a fruitful learning experience.

29. Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL)

Oracle is a multinational technology company that produces database software and technology, cloud engineering systems, and enterprise software products. It has headquarters in Redwood City, California, and offices located around the world.

Every summer, Oracle hires 35-40 interns for product development. These interns are placed primarily at their Redwood Shores, California campus, which includes a basketball court and swimming pool. Unlike many programs, Oracle rarely rehires interns and seeks to pass as many talented students through the program as possible. Glassdoor reports that the typical Oracle Intern salary is $25 per hour.

30. Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA)

Tesla is a global company headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with offices around the world. It has one of the most sought-after internship programs in the United States, and is one of the best paying summer jobs for college students. Internships can range from 3 to 12-month work terms based on our hiring needs. Interns can work on a variety of projects to help advance Tesla’s mission.

The recruitment process seeks to match students with teams and projects that best suit their areas of interest and experience. Most often, assignments include critical projects and hands-on involvement. Tesla Motors interns make a median monthly pay of $4,480, while SpaceX interns make a median monthly pay of $4,080 according to jobs website Glassdoor.

31. Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER)

Uber offers a wide variety of internship programs that are designed for different subject areas. College students can work closely with mentors and gain real-world experience that will help them build their resume and skillset. The internship program is specifically designed for university students who want to gain valuable work experience.

32. Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE: COF)

Capital One Financial Corporation is a bank holding company that specializes in credit cards, auto loans, banking, and savings accounts. It has an internship program that allows college students to tackle challenging products head-on with the support of their peers. The internship offers specialization in different areas such as analytics, design, finance, commercial banking, human resources, management, technology,. . .”

The typical Capital One Intern salary is $73K annually according to Glassdoor.

33. salesforce.com, inc. (NYSE: CRM)

Salesforce has a summer program that pays interns $28 per hour, according to Glassdoor. The company provides 7 days of volunteer time off to devote to causes they believe in, as well as access to the Salesforce leadership team through the Executive Speaker Series program.

34. Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS)

Morgan Stanley is a financial services firm in the UK that offers a 10-week Investment Banking Summer Analyst Program. This program allows college students to take on some of the responsibilities of a full-time analyst during the summer. Summer Analysts are assigned to a specific group, building basic skills in financial analysis, accounting, and valuation, while working on a wide range of domestic and international transactions. The training period begins in June and interns typically earn $16.53 an hour according to Indeed.

35. Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ: FB)

Facebook has one of the best internship and summer job programs available. Interns can earn up to $8000 per month, along with several perks such as free housing, food, and transportation. They also take part in fun weekend activities like baseball games, beach days, and zoo visits. Facebook’s program offers a variety of opportunities that are meant to build the resumes of college students.

 

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15 high-paying summer jobsLifeguard. National average salary: $14.41 per hour. … Camp counselor. National average salary: $15.24 per hour. … Bartender. National average salary: $16.00 per hour. … Landscaper. National average salary: $17.09 per hour. … Customer service representative. … Dog walker. … Construction worker. … Babysitter/nanny.15 High-Paying Summer Jobs | Indeed.comwww.indeed.com › Career Guide › Finding a jobAbout Featured Snippets

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