I applied at Teleperformance USA to be one of those people you call when you have problems with your Sprint accounts, billing, etc. But the training is 6 weeks long working from 3 PM to 11:30 PM seven days a week. I would be making $7 an hour, but I graduate from high school in 5 weeks... my question is, is $7 an hour worth throwing away the last five weeks of my senior year, missing banquet, and being able to go out on the weekends and have fun?  I know the money is good, but is it worth it?
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It depends....I'd say no because you'll never get that last 5 weeks back. There'll be another job, maybe even with better hours. I know it sounds irresponsible, but there is a lot I feel I missed out on during my last few years even of highschool. Soon enough you'll be working plenty. Enjoy it while you can :-)
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Sounds like you think so.\n\nSorry sweetheart, I was unaware you live in Massachusetts, it sounded like you were bragging.  I often open my dumb big mouth before I get all the facts.  \n\nIn Florida, where I am, $16.00/hr. is good for a guy just starting out.  But it may be difficult for someone in your area.  You've got time, though, I am sure it will all work out for the best.  Good Luck!!
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You can get a job teaching abroad.  You can teach english to students who work for big companys and corporations.  This is especially good because you want to go overseas.  The thing is, big companies and corporations need someone to be able to speak english to talk with big companies in USA.  So, they send these people to your english class.  These people will already know english so its not that difficult.  You just need to take their certificate class and you are almost garaunteed a job.  This certification program is accepted nationwide because of the strong skills they teach.  As a matter of fact, my friend took the class already.  He has a job next winter teaching in Vietnam.  I am about to take the class also.  I like the idea of going abroad to teach english.  You also get paid well for it.  In certain countries, your monthly pay is like their year of working.  So, when you get paid, you are practically king.  This of course varies.  But, in countries with strong currencies, they wont pay you low.  If they do, you cant survive over there, so nobody will go.  They are paying my friend $30 an hour.  In Vietnam, people make $30 a month.  So, with his contract, he will be teaching 10 hours a week. You wont get the 40 hour a week.  More like 10 a week to start.
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ClickNGoWeb is a new business based here in NC.  My student teacher's father got in on the ground floor;  she signed up shortly thereafter.  They know the owner of the company personally and can vouch for his intellect, character and reliability. They're already making money for doing nothing!  \n\nThe distributors have the option to sell lank template bwebsites or to make and sell websites or they can simply sign up early enough to reap the benefits of others signing up later.  I just signed up and I'm already #1365 to sign up.  My intern has already made her $189.95 back plus more, so I figure this to be a failsafe venture. You only need to get 2 people to sign up under you, then they get 2 they each of them get 2 more and so on.  The money is supposed to roll in slowly but steadily. I am but a humble schoolteacher with a small child and a husband who loves to golf.  I just want to live comfortably; I don't care about getting rich. \n\nFeel free to email me for more information. Cheers.\nCourtney
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I used to go to 24-hour Fitness. It's good because you may not want to work out during a certain time, so the gym being always open helps (for the most part.) The one around my area is pretty good, I payed about 150$ to start out including a trainer, and the monthly, I believe was 35$ or something. Not bad if you ask me. Then again, I'd check around a bit more (24-hour Fitness gyms vary by size by the way.) Compare rates - it's more accurate in my opinion. Good luck!
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I wanted to share with you a referral I received when I asked the question \nANY web based or ANY other WORK AT HOME employement opportunities that don't require out of pocket expense?\n\nemkaymk (Yahoo!Answers user) replied back the following which I now pass on to you:\n\nhttp://www.workathomeagent.com/......\nthe only things you need are a computer, a phone line (regular, not cell), and high speed internet separate from your phone line\nit involves taking phone calls for such big name companies as Office Depot and HSN.\nI made about $1500 in about 2 months last year. \n\nRemember, thank EMKAYMK NOT me...I had my interview today and I'm going to start the certification process!!!!
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Yes, I am a Sub in NY for 2 years now (earned MS is '04). It's tough all over. Best thing to do in order to keep your head above water is to tutor privately and sub locally. Many schools dont think of the quality of education, they think of the quantity of the salary to be spent (unfortunately). I had my own experience where I was "over qualified" and they took a lesser degreed educator. Let's just say that after subbing for her class they got what they paid for ;-) . Keep your head up, you're not alone in this!
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It doesn't look like something I would enjoy but if it appeals to you, give it a shot.  However, if they ask you to pay up front, that would be my invitation to say goodbye.  If they are hiring employees, why gives them the right to charge you for traing?  You wouldn't let an offline company do that, would you?\n\nTo me it makes more sense to find someone who is making the kind of money and living the lifestyle you want and finding out how they are doing it.  Do something that matches your personality and your skills.
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Indiannapolis is a good place to call home if you are a truck driver. Swift, Willis Shaw Frozen Express, Covenant Transport, Stevens Transport and CRST are just a few companies that will pay for your training, promising that you will work for them for a year. I hope you dont have a wife and kids because driving OTR (over the road), the highest paid truck driver, is treated better by the company, has better equipment (the truck will be newer and not prone to break down), you can personalize the truck with TV Internet and the like,and gets steady work. \nYou see the problem with getting home is that the dispatcher has to think about how to get you home. You may be stuck in Atlanta GA and there could be 10 loads available to you going to California but if you need to get home your dispatcher wont give you that $800 trip. you will wait a day probably for a load going to Carlyle PA and then wait another day for a partial load going to Chicago IL. where someone will have to pick it up in Indiannapolis. The best way to make $80k per year is to stay out for atleast 2 months or more and average 1k or more per week. The week that you go home you will probably make 200 bucks. Regional Truck Drivers or Dedicated routes are a set route that the driver does everyday NON OTR. A Job with guaranteed home time, usually pays less and the equipment is older, and slip-seating (its not your truck to move into. once you leave the seat another driver gets in and uses it.) \n\nPersonally I paid $2,700 for CDL training in Denver CO. and choose to go with Willis Shaw Express in Elm Springs, Arkansas. They are a great company to start with (considering all the horror stories I have heard) They Gave me a Great Mack truck to drive and kept my wheels moving (the only way to make money) 27cents per mile to start. And the Small town dispatch was allways friendly and understanding. What I really liked about them was the trippack advance where they would let you have up to 300 in cash in advance for every load you haul. kinda like getting your money up front. After a year and a half I left to drive for JB HUNT for 37cents per mile and all though my paycheck was about the same I drove less and waited more. No more Trips out to California and back. The loads were 200 mile hops between New York and Detroit. The east coast traffic is terrible and there is never anywhere to park.\nGo with a company that Gives you lots of miles west of the mississippi reguardless of the payrate. Covenant Transport Brags that its drivers get the most miles weekly.
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I work in the Community college gym.  I charge 15 dollars a session under the table for personal training.\n\nFor community members it's 100 dollars for a year membership.\n\nWhen joining a gym, it's always best to join the community owned ones as they are not trying to push product and sales on you constantly.  They also have much more qualified trainers.
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Too many factors, most of which you have mentioned.  I have no overhead, so fees are a non-issue with me.  I charge a flat rate per class and people come when they can.  No long term contracts, which, wile it seems counter-intuitive, probably gets me more income.  I can have a parent decide that they'll let their kid try it, they come for a couple months and then quit.  I get a couple months income, where with a long term contract the parents may not have allowed them to start at all.   It's different with adults that can make a long term commitment.  \n\nA consistent schedule is also critical.  \n\nFacility?  I can teach anywhere.  Our Hombu in North America is really very basic, no bells and whistles at all.  I prefer mirrors on one wall.  I've been taught and trained on wood, mats, carpet, tile and grass.  Clean is most important.\n\nVariety?  I teach one martial art.  The basic class runs in a consistent manner every time.  What gets focussed on after running through the basics varies from day to day and the needs of the students.  I see a lot of people messing up one particular move, that's what we focus on.  And I vary a bit according to the ranks present.
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I've been training drivers for years for numerous companies.  I am also a successful owner-operator with several trucks.  Opinions differ on this, but most good drivers and safety directors will tell you this: You definitely want to stay away from company-paid ("sponsored") training.  99 times out of 100 it ends up being a bad deal for the students (there are a few exceptions, but you have to go the right school to make sure the training is safe and prepares you for a career).\n\nThe company training is usually too fast (2 weeks) and their main incentive is to get you into a truck so "the company" can start making money on you.  There are all sorts of other pitfalls as well.  Quit or get fired and collections will be all over you.\n\nYou happen to be close to a SAGE school in Muncie, IN.  They are very well respected and have some of the best job placement assistance in the country with the top-paying carriers.  They have some financial aid options as well.  Check out their web site, below.\n\nSince you've been in the military, they can really help you.  Don't settle for 2 weeks of company training and a lousy experience.\n\nBy the way, thanks for serving our country.  You should be proud.
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varies by region.  i've billed from a low of $50/hr. up to $175/hr.  $175 is definitely top tier.
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You are talking about 7/100 of an hour.  That's less than 5 mins.  If you are getting $10 an hour, then we are talking about 85 cents here.  \n\nMaybe you should just leave 5 mins (I mean .07 hr) early.\n\nGo ahead, I won't tell.
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If you are looking for a work from home opportunity... I work with an Inc 500 Company that has been in business for over 20 years... and has experienced growth in ALL 20 of those years.  They have excellent published credentials... and even send all of those working the business a monthly magazine which tells you exactly what the average income for each representative is.  The compensation plan is very easy to understand... and there is no stocking of products to sell.  It is the first program that I have been involved with that has actually paid me every month AND my upline is very supportive and doesn't charge me for training. The company mission statement is: "Enhancing the lives of those we touch by helping others to reach their goals.  The basic principle is revenue sharing.. the company believes in rewarding those of us who help them to get the word out about their products.  PLUS... they offer a complete money back guarantee on both the products and the business plan.  What I like best about the opportunity is that NO-ONE can possibly get hurt.  If you would like more information about how I suppliment my income from home...contact me through my Yahoo 360 page.  No promises of get rich quick... just accurate information on how, if you actually work the business you can build a legitimate business for yourself from home.  Work for yourself...NOT by yourself.
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That depends on where you are and what your market is.  Look around and see if it is more beneficial to you to go into business on your own or work with someone (spa, salon, etc.)  In Charleston, SC it was 40$ an hour, in Dallas, Tx it's more like 70$...\n  Don't forget the costs of whatever liscences apply in your area!