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Wednesday 29 May 2013

Bartending Great Job Ideas That College Students Can Do






One of the job to do is bartending. As a college student, you're already in party/socializing mode, so why not make money off of it? 



Many college students find jobs as bartenders in the college town they live in. The key is to find an establishment that is either upscale and will pay well, or find an establishment that you know you can make money.




Bartenders can make up to $200-$400 a night easily on busy nights.


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Beside the money, it is flexible in the sense you have all day to go to class and your shift will start around 5pm-6pm or so. You work until 11pm at a nice restaurant and you can still have plenty of time to meet your friends after work. 



If you work at a college partying place, you can join in the party after your shift and drink either for free or for much less.

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At The Master School of Bartending you will learn to become a professional bartender. There instructors will train how to prepare more drinks than you could possibly imagine. You’ll master the art of preparing and serving cocktails, shooters, mixed and exotic drinks, Champagne, wine and beer. The course will also teach you about professional hospitality industry work ethics, requirements and fundamentals of the trade.

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