How to Earn Money While You Are A Student
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To avoid this kind of complicated hover, everyone needs to be independent. Besides, money only doesn't bring your freedom but also respect and encourage you to be more confident. So, It would be embarrassing for you to earn money and spend on your living and sometimes for others.
Here, I would like to share some of my friend's stories
about how they earn money so that you can find a way and become self-reliant.
1. Teaching
Teaching is the most priority of earning money while you are
a student. It's the most popular and flexible job for the student. One of my
friends takes it as a source of their part-time income.
Among them, Joy Karmakar, who is studying at Jagannath
University, Department of English, teaches students to learn Academic English
in a local coaching center. It brings him 15 thousand Taka per month. From the
outside of the coaching, he also teaches two students and earns 10 thousand Taka
per month.
When I asked Joy, "How can I get a student for
tuition?" He said that there had three or more options to get tuition at
the entry-level: postering, local tuition media, and instructor at a coaching
center. He started his journey with the help of tuition media.
2. Freelancing
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Today is the era of the Internet. There is a large number of
opportunities to get an online job from different countries such as the US, UK,
Canada, Australia, etc. If anyone has skills of anythings either low level or
high level, he can do freelancing and earn from online.
For your kind consideration, here is my story as a
freelancer. When I was a first-year college student, I wanted to do something
so that I could earn some money and bear my tuition fees. As I was just about
to find a way of making extra money, I started to take freelancing training about
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) from a local IT Institute.
After completing the course, I entered the online market
place. I became frustrated for a short limited time. But two months later, I
would have got a job from a client of the US. It was for the first time, I
earned 5 dollars and became very much happy. Nowadays, I am lucky and earn
enough to pay my all living costs and also can support my family by giving some
money to them.
3. Graphic Design:
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Do you like to wear a t-shirt? I feel completable wearing a
t-shirt which has my company logo. My graphic designer friend, Amrita, has
designed it by using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop Software. She is an expert
designer and works at Up work online market place.
She said to me to consider three things before entering this
profession. Firstly, You have had a desire to think. Then you need to have the
power to illustrate from the micro-level. The last one is love and dedication.
All these are not inborn. Anyone can be a master of the
design if they want to be that.
4. Small Business
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Do you know which one is the driving force of the earth at
present? That's a small business which takes less capital and less staff to
start. But it plays a vital role in the growth of a developing country.
Sharmin Chaudhury is a fresh gratulate from Dhaka University
who started an online business of clothes. Her initial cost was 15000 Taka. She
bought dresses from the local market and uploaded the product's pictures to the
FB page. At the last stage, she sent it to them who wanted to buy these
products and collect bills by online payment. Now, this small online shop is
very well known, and 3-5 employees are working there.
While you are continuing your studies, a small business can
be a great choice. Here, You can make your own decision, take risks and feel your
freedom.
5. Writing
Writing is like sex. First you do it for love, then you do it for your friends, and then you do it for money."
--Virginia Woolf
Writing is love. It is a combination of words but has a sense.
Nothing you need to be a writer except a piece of paper, a pen, and a
smartphone. These simple tools are enough to show your creativity.
One of my friends takes it as a source of pleasure and earn enough too. They
write for various kinds of companies and online platforms. And they earn 750-900
Taka per article.
So, why late? It’s time to cross yourself and be self-defended.
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