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ODD JOBS AND CASUAL WORK BY STUDENTS OVER THE SUMMER - STUDENT WORKERS UK


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Hello all!?


I represent a body of students and young people from South London who are interested in carrying out odd-jobs and casual work over the summer.?


If you need something doing that you haven't got round to, that perhaps doesn't require a professional contractor, then please consider contacting us! Whether it's a bit of manual labour, cleaning, or childcare, we can guarantee we have someone that has the necessary experience to help you, and will carry out the job responsibly.?


All of the students on our books have carried out countless services in Herne Hill (references available), such as:?


Childcare (ref. avail.), Manual Labour (Gardening, Moving heavy furniture etc), Tech Support, Cleaning and Dog-Walking.?


Students are home from university for the holidays or have just finished their A-Levels, they all need to make some money to help them last the summer. They are easy to communicate with, have reasonable rates and will be grateful for the work.?


To register your interest, or if you would simply like to know more about the initiative, please fill out my online form at:


https://www.cognitoforms.com/StudentWorkersUK/StudentWorkersInformUsOfWhatYouNeedDoingHERE


We will get back to you within a working day!


Thank you so much,?


Roman Bolton?


07753327298?


Zoology Student at The University of Southampton

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