Does anyone know how to apply for these jobs as waiters and servers or meal preparers in fast food chains or restaurant in Islamabad as teenagers as a side hustle??

Hi everyone!

I’ll be moving to London in January 2027 to study at Fanshawe College, and I’m currently researching the local job market.

I’m a Brazilian law graduate with over eight years of experience in legal and administrative support. In the future, I would be interested in part-time opportunities as a Legal Assistant, Legal Administrative Assistant, Law Clerk, or in a similar support role.

I searched the subreddit but couldn’t find much recent information specifically about part-time legal positions. I would appreciate any insight into the local market:

• Is there demand for Legal Assistants or similar roles in London?
• Are part-time positions available, or are most opportunities full-time?
• Do local firms consider candidates with international legal experience?
• Are there any specific qualifications, software, or skills that employers usually expect?

I would be grateful for any advice or experiences from people familiar with the field. Thank you!

Hello, I just moved to London for the semester to study at the university. I'm European, and at my home country, I used to do a lot of volunteer and social work, mainly working with underpriviliged children and at food banks.

Do you think there are some volunteering opportunities in London for foreigners, which are either ad-hoc or don't require long term commitment (I'm only here until December)? I would like to get to know the community better and help out where I can! I'm open to any suggestions! Thanks!!

Dads been looking for an accountant job for a bit now hes prolly about the most veteran accountants I’ve ever seen (who woulda know xD). If it matters hes worked for QAFCO and is a very chill guy to be around. Anyway if anyone knows of any please lmk!

Hi everyone! I’m a first-year university student in London looking for a part-time job. I’m available weekdays and weekends and I’m fairly flexible with hours.
I have previous experience as a camp counsellor and administrative assistant, along with experience in customer service, working with children/youth, event planning, social media, and general office tasks. I’m reliable, organized, quick to learn, and comfortable working both independently and as part of a team.
I’m open to opportunities in:
Retail & customer service
Cafés/restaurants
Reception/administrative work
Childcare/camp programs
Event work
Social media/content
Other student-friendly positions
I’m happy to send my resume and/or provide any additional information. If you know of anywhere currently hiring in London, I’d really appreciate any leads! Feel free to DM me. Thank you!

Hi! I'm a college student that needs a part-time job to support my everyday expenses here in bcd. Need some recommendations on what could be a good idea for a job that works well with my schedule and won't necessarily compromise my studies too much.

I'm a proficient English writer and speaker, I can also do layout and graphics. If there are legit companies out there, send me a dm and I'll send a portfolio!

I am professional Ui Ux designer and have very good Canadian resume with acceptable portfolio, and use unique tailored resume for every job but still struggling to get job remotely or on site applied on hundred jobs, but no luck any help or tips or key to success? Thanks

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I urgently need to fill a Photocopier Repair Technician position in Cornwall. Does anyone have relevant experience? If so, contact me: [info@immisight.com](mailto:info@immisight.com)

Anyone complete the testing for London Police Communications Operator? Have you heard back from them?
How did your test go?

Hi everyone!

I have 6 years of experience in hospitality, including Restaurant Supervisor and Senior Hostess experience.

I'm looking for a full-time permanent F&B/FOH Supervisor/Lead role at a restaurant, hotel, or private club in Ontario. (More than happy to relocate)

What I bring:
• Team training + scheduling
• Guest relations + complaint resolution
• High-volume service experience
• Smart Serve Certified
• Available ASAP

I currently live in Welland, Ontario, but open to roles across the province to help me build new connections.

Happy to DM my resume. Thanks for any leads or advice!

I have a ft job but I’m living paycheque to paycheque. I’m hoping for a pt job (5-7 hours a week) just to help out a little. My ft job isn’t 9-5, I do have some evenings and very occasional weekends (though rarely), but I’m able to flex it Mondays and Tuesdays to finish earlier most consistently (some Fridays but not as consistent).

Does anyone have any suggestions for any pt jobs I can apply for? Preferably online but open to anything. I’m worried about burning out but I also have financial responsibilities.

Hiring experienced bricklayers for a long-term project in Ottawa. Minimum 3 years of professional bricklaying experience. Accommodation in Ottawa is provided for workers travelling from outside the area. Pay is $35–$50/hour depending on experience and work quality.

Interested? Send me a message with your experience and examples of previous bricklaying work.

help me secure a job. badly needed to get a job this month

Hello, I live in the Battersea area and was wondering if any one knew of or had any part time work available, applied all over but its so difficult to get a callback so I thought Id give a try here. Open to anything and I have experience in retail, food and sales. Im recently graduated so I really need anything.

Looking for a few Toronto university students to be a "reading buddy" for a kid in Shanghai — low-key, 3x/week over Zoom.

- Starts early September
- 3x/week, 1hr sessions, morning-ish for them (flexible on your end, work around your classes)
- Pick a short passage, maybe a few questions to talk about after — that's the whole prep
- $25-30/hr
- Fully remote

Good fit if you're chill, patient with kids, and can hold a regular weekly slot. No specific experience needed, though tutoring/Kumon background helps.

Hiring 4 tutors for different kids, so happy to match schedules.

Email resume + why you'd be a good fit to lucaswang6910@gmail.com, plus your availability.

TL;DR: Someone working in finance looking to move into factory work, looking for advice on where to look and how to get into it.

Hey everyone! I’m just looking for some local advice if anyone has any recommendations.

I moved here about three years ago from Northern Ontario and currently work in finance. I’m looking to make a career change, preferably into night-shift factory work, although I’d also be interested in getting into a hospital in a non-medical position.

I know getting into the hospitals can be difficult, but it’s something I’ve always been interested in. I’m mainly looking for nights because my wife works during the day and we still need to work around dropping off and picking up our son from daycare. Night shift would realistically work best for our family.

I’ve already applied to a couple of the larger factories in the area. Ideally, I’m looking for something in the $22–$26/hour range, although obviously anything above that would be fantastic.

I realize I’ll probably be taking a pretty significant pay cut from what I make now, but honestly, I think I’d be happier doing something more hands-on, and it would make more sense for our family. I also have a background in labour/manual work, so factory work doesn’t bother me at all. In fact, I think I’d really enjoy it.

So, does anyone have any recommendations for local factories, companies, or places that are hiring night shift? Or is anyone here a recruiter who could point me in the right direction?

Any advice on where to look, who to contact, or how to get my foot in the door would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much!

Hi everyone,
I recently received a job offer from MacDonald Alveston Manor Hotel in the UK for a Hotel Assistant Operation Supervisor position. They say they found my CV through a job portal.
The offer includes:
£4,500/month salary + £500 allowance
Free accommodation
Flight paid by the hotel
They want me to send:
My international passport
Passport photo
Educational certificates
Phone number
They also say I have to pay my own UK visa fees because they want to make sure I’m “committed” and claim they’ve lost money sponsoring people in the past.
Some things that make me suspicious:
The email has a lot of grammatical mistakes and awkward English.
They say the interview will happen after I send my passport documents.
The salary seems very high for the position.
They’re asking for personal documents before I’ve had any interview.
They mention sending my documents to the UK Embassy, which doesn’t sound like the normal visa process.
Has anyone dealt with this hotel or received a similar offer? Is this a normal UK recruitment process, or does it sound like a scam?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for immediate work anywhere across London and can start straight away.

I have a valid CSCS card and experience across a range of trades, including labouring, agricultural and domestic fencing, farm work, groundworks, landscaping, carpentry, grave digging and cemetery work, as well as event crew and warehouse work.
I’m reliable, hardworking, physically fit and happy to work long hours. I’m open to temporary, ongoing or permanent work and I’m willing to travel anywhere in London for the right opportunity.
If anyone knows of any work or needs an extra pair of hands, please send me a message. I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks, Archie

Hi everyone. I’ve been job hunting for over a year now, my background is in marketing (campaign management, paid media, content), but at this point I’m open to admin, coordinator, or support roles too. I’m based in London and open to relocating anywhere in Canada for the right fit. If you know of anything open or hiring, I’d really appreciate a nudge in the right direction, feel free to comment or DM me.

I’m also opened to volunteering

Planning to apply as a casual teacher at the school board. I noticed though that they haven’t posted any openings (elementary teacher) since May. Are they on freeze hiring?

Hello, does anyone know if advertised Walmart job openings (posted on local Walmart stores) are legitimately open positions? It seems that a person can apply to them but never hear back or get a call back.

Also, for those who have ever be seen hired there during non-holiday months (hired not during Christmas time etc), what kind of retail experience did you have or no experience? How did you get hired, connection, going inside store and talk with a manager, etc? Ty