2/18 Part-time jobs

DIALOG>> What about getting a part-time job?
 
A: I really need to make some extra money.
B: What about getting a part-time job?
A: I don’t have time to work more.
B: Try getting a tutoring job. They pay well.
A: Tutoring positions aren’t easy to get.
B: There’s a website you can check out for part-time tutoring.
       

RESPONSE>> Talk about typical part-time jobs in Korea.

Those who want to make some extra cash on the side can get a part-time job.
ex> Many college students are looking for jobs to make some extra cash.
ex> Why don’t you get a part-time job if you’re low on money?

This is very common with college students who have to pay tuition.
* tuition: 등록금

Part-time jobs typically pay minimum wage and can require long hours.
* minimun wage: 최저인금
ex> Does this position pay more than minimum wage?
ex> Working on this project will require long hours.

Many college students look for tutoring or teaching jobs.

The schedule is much more flexible with better pay.
ex> He offered me better pay at his company.

But these jobs aren’t easy to come by.
* come by: 얻다, 구하다

Others work as baristas at coffee shops, cashiers at convenience stores, or servers at restaurants.
* server: 종업원

Some non-conventional part-time jobs may include amateur modeling, working for driver-for-hire services, or writing reviews for new products.
* non-conventional: 보편적이지 않은
ex> I’ve always wanted a non-conventional wedding.


@ I want to wrap this up as soon as we can.
최대한 빨리 마무리하고 싶어요.

1.  I make some extra cash every month through a part-time job.
2.  He got a part-time job last week.
3.  Convenience store cashiers are only paid minimum wage.
4.  The application offers non-conventional means of studying English.