List of Part Time Jobs For University Students In Kenya

This is a list of part-time jobs for university students in Kenya. Unbeknownst to most university students, the path to financial freedom and independence can begin while still in school. When financial difficulties arise, campus life can become difficult. However, there are numerous ways to supplement your income by working part-time.

List of part-time jobs available to university students.

1. Freelance Writing

Freelancing is one of the most common part-time jobs held by most students. There are numerous online academic and article writing platforms that pay as little as Kshs. 200 per article. Upwork, Uvocorp, Iwriter, WriterBay, Quality writers, Essay Shark, Bluecorp, Academia-Research, Asiawriters, and others are among the best online writing platforms and accounts. You can also start a blog or website and run pay-per-click ads on it.

2. Data Entry

Data entry is the process of copying data from written documents into a computer. To do data entry jobs, you must be computer literate, a fast typer, and have excellent written communication skills. Part-time data entry jobs are available in private organizations/companies, institutions, hospitals, and parastatals, as well as on online sites such as Fiverr.

3. Online Surveys/research jobs

Part-time online surveys and research jobs for various research companies are available. It entails gathering data, conducting experiments, and analyzing the results. Online survey sites such as Swagbucks, Survey Junkie, and Mobrog pay in the form of points that can be redeemed for cash or gifts.

4. Vlogging / Video Blogging on YouTube

You can become a YouTube vlogger and earn money from the advertisements that appear on your videos. Simply create a YouTube channel and promote it to gain subscribers and followers.

5. Modeling

Modeling can be a part-time job for you. You can join a modeling agency and get paid for every shoot you do. Modeling can also lead to lucrative opportunities such as becoming a brand ambassador or landing activation gigs.

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6.  Entrepreneurship

You can start small businesses, the best of which is agribusiness. Agribusiness can provide a consistent source of income. You can grow vegetables or fruits and sell them at the local market or to institutions such as schools or hotels.

You can also open a small shop such as a movie shop, a cyber cafe, a small hotel, or even a mitumba selling shop.

7. Tutoring Positions

Part-time tutoring jobs can also provide income. Depending on your subject or area of specialization, you can tutor other students. Interactive sessions, presentations, and one-on-one classes are all options.