how much do Dj's get paid like for school dances and stuff?
927465
I work for a DJ company doing that. The company charges $375.00 for a 3 hour event, and takes $150.00 for providing the equipment and music, I get $175.00. $100.00 per hour for over the contract time. But this is not the holiday rate, like for a Christmas party.\n\nI bring up to 7000 tunes and do interactive stuff, too.\n\nWe're in Atlanta
363054
when we got married we picked the songs we wanted to dance to for our special dances other than that the djs usually have a paper and a list f sngs they have with them so people can make requests. You definately want a variety if you want people to get up and dance
763562
There really is no "average".  It depends on the location (suburban areas almost always pay more than urban or rural areas), the size of the school (larger schools generally pay more than smaller ones), the level (secondary schools sometimes pay more than elementary), and the tuition the school charges (higher tuition goes with higher salaries).  Just like public schools,  most private schools have some sort of salary schedule that rewards a combination of education and experience.  (The longer you've been teaching and the more education you have, the higher your salary is likely to be.)  Also, in addition to a base salary, a music teacher is likely to be paid a bonus for working outside of the school day with band or choir activities.\n\nAll that said, most private schools pay half to two-thirds of the salary of comparable public schools (those of similar size in the same area).
424477
how much does it pay?
497456
well, I know at the TV Station I work at it I think our current producer started around $30,000.  But just so you know, this tv station isn't a very high paying place.  So probably anywhere else, you'll find they get paid higher.
468489
If I'd had a friend that it's a radio dj I 'd be glad he'd tell me that he's playing some music that I like and give me some specific times so I can turn on the radio and listen to it. This might just be a good way for my dj friend to communicate with his/her friends when can't be with them (if that ever was the case). \n\nHave your friends send you lists of music they prefer to listen to and on your days off call them up or meet with them. SMS with them about the music you play real time or Email if you have access at work.\n\nOf course, if you get to also, talk sometime on the radio, you could have them call in and just role play. I'd do that. Life is a SHOW. Put on the show. Don't let your career ruin your life. Your friends, if you had them, will love to be gotten involved somehow, even if only to know that you play music FOR THEM - I am sure that you can find a song a day for each one of your friends and kind of make their day, everyday, knowing that you play that for them. I'd love that.\nIf the pay sucks, that's not good though... that might be a reason to look for something else or somewhere else... Can't help you with that. I don't like my pay either. But THAT IS SO COOL THAT YOU ARE A DJ! You might just want to keep that as your fun part time job and get another part time somewhere else...
340468
Depends on the type of event. Weekend nights, especially Saturdays, are always in demand, so you can obviously charge more on those nights. Some DJs have flat rates regardless of the event, but I charge by the event type. As a college student, I would rather DJ a fraternity party than a wedding, but a fraternity usually does not have as much money available to pay a DJ as a wedding client. So in order to keep a good balance of event types, I typically charge $800 for a 4-hour wedding, and $450 for a 4-hour college party. Other events I take as they come: for example, my going rate for Proms and other high school formals is $700, corporate clients I charge $600, and so on. Basically, if I'm indifferent as to the type of event, I base the price on how much prep work I will have to do - weddings require a fair amount of planning (and thus time), so I charge more for them.\n\nAll the prices I have listed thus far are for Friday and Saturday nights. For weeknights, I typically DJ at a club in my area one night a week for about $200, but bear in mind that I don't have to bring my own equipment to the club. Any clients who call for a weeknight gig, I basically get what I can get. It usually figures to be around $300.
971083
depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
800764
Well I didn't have any certification as a bartender but I was one for about a year and a half and that was the best paying job ever.  My tips were always more than my pay.  I only worked in a small town bar and I took home $200 easy on a band night.  Not meaning to be rude but really there is no way to estimate howmuch you will make.  It really does have to do with how you look and if you can mix those drinks with a little show.  I've never worked in a hotel but I would think due to the hotel night clubs I have seen that not a lot is paid in tips in those bars.  They are paying so much for the room they stay in they don't tip as much.  Your hourly pay would most likely be higher, but that's nothing in comparison to tips.  At my small town bar I made about $600 a week.  Good money as long as not to many men pinched me.  I'm sure in a more develped area you can do better.  Good luck.
816495
depends what they do. if they teach or freelance. you get more money freelance and ur own boss.
284336
It depends on what part of the country you live in (because the cost of living is different throughout the US) and also how much experience you have.  I would say it can range from $10 an hour if you are just getting out of school on up to $25 an hour.
800046
yeah its ok. if ur really good some people could pay u 80 bucks and hour per session. if ur a good coach college teams may wanna look at u or u can train them for big bucks. i no this trainer and he had alot of succes with this proffesion
335591
I work for the school district here in Vegas....\n\nIt depends on the position.  Your best start would be within a Title 1 school as a Teacher/Family Aide.  The pay a lot higher.  This position is a lot more involved.  Not only to you assist the teacher, but there is governmental paperwork you are in charge of, parent meetings, etc.  I did this for a year and a half.  I enjoyed it and was assigned to a PRE-K classroom, but got on with Psych Services so I left.  Anyway, schooling is required for these positions, and since you have the AA, you would do good in this posiion. Roughly $13-$14/hr.\n\nOtherwise a general teachers Aide, you are looking at being in a special ed classroom and that is roughly $10/hr.
639872
It depends from model to model and the act they are into...\nsome may earn $ 1,00,00,000 for an assignment some may earn 1000...\nalso the category to which they belong...\nits simple modelling... haute couture... lingerie... or nude...
105541
It really depends on how well known the speaker is.  Some get several thousand dollars plus travel expenses.  Less known people may only get $300 or $400.  It depends on the length of the presentation as well.  Is is all day or 1 hour?  Travel is usually paid for by the people requesting the presentation.
903641
At all of the gymnastics places I ever went to, I paid between $50 and $100 dollars a month for a class with people. I think when you take private classes they added $50 to $100 dollars more, but it differs between different companies, if they are competitive, or a chain and well known. \n\nHave fun in gymnastics!
332064
It all depends on the level you start at.  And it is more then 7 dollars the aforementioned a**hole said.  I made about 700 as a part time coach in high school.  You can obviously make more then that depending on what your position is and level. there is also a lot of volunteering in coaching, which you do not get compensated for, however the reward is more the effort you put into teaching kids. that's true regardless whether you get paid or not.  Its all about passion for a sport and the love of teaching it to a new generation.