Kate,

There are some positions for tour guides, both in museums and as city guides
that would pay at least minimum.  They are not lucrative but might lead to
some interesting contacts.  For instance, Woodrow Wilson House is looking
for weekend guides (at about minimum) but also staff for evening events
which pay more.

Sarah Andrews
Marketing and Special Events
Woodrow Wilson House

-----Original Message-----
From: Kate Fritzsche [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 3:51 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Interesting Part-Time Job Suggestions?


Dear List:

I am contemplating taking a full-time job that I would enjoy, would learn a
great deal, and would eventually lead to more interesting and lucrative
positions.  However, if I took this job I would be making about ½ as much as
I currently make and would need to take on a part-time job for at least a
year in order to pay my bills.  The thought of working retail or
waitressing, the two categories of part-time work that most readily comes to
mind, does not greatly appeal to me (although I would do either if
necessary).  Does anyone have any creative suggestions for interesting
part-time work that pays more than minimum wage?

Just in case, here are some basic facts about me might help you with
suggestions:  I live in the Washington, DC area, am 26 years of age, and
have a master's degree in art history and good computer application skills.

In the mean time, I will continue checking the usual job advertisement
sources.

Please feel free to contact me on or off-line.  Thank you very much in
advance!

Kate Fritzsche




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