WORKERS don’t have to hold down a full-time job to earn a bumper salary. The highest paying part-time jobs can earn up to £800 a day and you don’t need a degree or any form of higher education. It …
The firm’s data showed there were more than 20,000 part-time job openings in February 2023 – a 20% increase year-on-year.
The average salary for a part-time role advertised was £25,622 but there are many roles that will pay far more. Aside from locum doctor and locum dentist, which require specialised training, top of the list is a life coach with an average pro rata wage of £47,879.Both these roles will likely need some form of training or experience, but a degree isn't a necessity.Some extra jobs listings on Adzuna’s site offer pay up to £800 for a day’s work.
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