Dani_C

Hi to everyone! My name is Dan and I am a newbie.

Recently I've finished 3 years of a Bussines Administration programme and in March I'm going to Palma de Mallorca to start an internship in a real estate company. Unfortunately it's poorly paid (only 300 euros per month), but the place itself really attracts me so I accepted the offer.

So since I want to become financially independent, I am looking for some additional earnings (though I don't speak Spanish, only basics). For example some side jobs or freelance. I have already some experience in big international companies, what is displayed in my CV. So please, can you advise me something?

I know few languages (Romanian, Russian, French), so it can be tutoring or touristic services; I love photography (but I don't have a decent camera). At least I can do some manual work. Or maybe you have some offers? I would be extremely grateful.

Cheers.

Moses2013

Wow, €300 is pretty bad, even for an internship. Are you getting some support from family? It will really depend how your working hours are?

Dani_C

Yes, it really is. And no, won't depend.
I have some savings for few months. My family can help me, but I want to avoid this. That's why I need something additionally.

Moses2013

The problem I see is that if you have a full working day, you won't have many choices. Bar wok would come to mind, but if you have a 9-5 (or longer) job, would you really want to work in the evenings?

Dani_C

That for sure won't be longer than 9-5, so I could work few evenings a week or even all of them. Would be hard, but trying to find the best solution.

Thanks for a prompt reply.

Rosemary

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