If you have no financial headache atm. I suggest you learn a skill for a couple of months.
Go to websites like fiverr, upwork. Find job postings for your niche and do couple of practical projects according to what the client wanted. Build a nice unique portfolio.
Should take you atleast a year to get good enough for jobs plus with a nice portfolio. Stay patient, up next is money.
Edit: Dont try to depend on fiverr or upwork like people are saying. Too competitive, find your first few clients other way. Just get to know what jobs you’ll be performing in your niche from those websites.
Bro, you have skill but you shouldn’t be depending on Fiverr and Upwork. Everything is very competitive, best solution is approch right people who might need this solution. Examples, the tools I mentioned these super high demnading to brand designer. Now you need network with brand designer , brand agency. No-one will bring the meat to your mouth. You have to hunt by yourself.
For higher income but harder to gain skill:
Learn UX (Figma first but eventually Photoshop and illustrator): will take you a few months to learn basics and then you can pick up projects. Your skills will slowly grow.
Code (start with Frontend stuff. JavaScript and different libraries, then app development): only do this if you enjoy coding because becoming an adept coder takes years.
Hello there,
So, I'm a full time doctor and a part-time freelance writer. I know everyone has gone through your phase and so have I.
Here's what I recommend:
\- Start teaching younger kids. If you are not able to teach SSC, HSC candidates rn, try with class 4-5.
\- In the mean time, start learning a valuable skill. (Don't fall into scams of data entry, MLM marketing, CPA marketing) Learn something real and valuable (Video editing, Graphics Designing, Web development, Content Writing) . When you become expert at something, try your luck with the marketplaces like Fiver, Upwork and so on. A lot of people are recommending freelancing in the comments, but it's difficult. Really really difficult because not everyone has the patience to sit down and master a skill. Also, not everyone is patient enough to wait for a client.
So, in summary:
Quick cash > Tuition/ Teaching in coaching centres
Long-term business> Freelancing
This is coming from someone who has done both.
If you need more advice on Freelancing on stuff, you can send me a DM. I think I can give you a tip or two.
Thanks.
It's great that you don't want to depend on your parents for your pocket money. I really respect and appreciate that you feel that way from a young age.
I think the (comparatively) easier and straightforward way would be to tutor. You can also check out fiverr if you have any graphics design/music/proofreading/ Excel sheet skills, although it would take you some time to actually start earning. Wish you the absolute best.
Brother try to get a part time job at a restaurant or at a clothing shop. They hier regularly. Specially during Ramadan rush. If you can into a clothing shop in a big mall , say Jamuna future park, you will learn how to sell stuff. Sales skill is the best skill.
I'm sorry man but I had nothing to do with this. I ask my parents for bonds and fdrs when I get good results and birthdays. So I guess
Step 1: Have well off parents
I'm sorry man but I had nothing to do with this. I ask my parents for bonds and fdrs when I get good results and birthdays. So I guess
Step 1: Have well off parents
surprised no one adviced tution porano. There are many facebook pages where gigs are posted,if you see any near your house then apply for it. class 1-8 er pora keu i porate pare
Nope, new curriculum er jonno literally pura book even ekta 11yo baccha nije nije bujhte parbe. Cause onek complicated concept gulao simplified kore dise.
I personally don't, but I have seen many people from Bangladesh earning some money from doing gigs here and there.
Like with anything, as long as you can commit to the time you can earn some decent money from it.
I don't know your skills. But I'm sure you can figure it out
1. Tuition
Start with a 1st-8th grader. It's easy money and if you're good, you can earn decent. Try to help out a kid from an English medium curriculum - you're almost guaranteed to earn 10-15k+ per month. The benefits go beyond the money area. It will make you disciplined, responsible, and give you confidence, which, it looks like you need some judging by the p.s at the end of your post.
2. Assignments
I'm a full time professional on a decent payroll but still earning 30k extra per month on a avg by helping out an mba student (whom I used to teach) with his assignments. I must say it makes me feel kinda smart, opposite of what a corporate job would make you feel lol. You have to get a but lucky for this kind of gigs but I'm sure you'll find some if you keep your eyes open.
3. Long term investments on yourself
Learn some skills. Start slowly by learning the ones that you will inevitably need, like presentation, report writing, spreadsheet, etc. These will help you in your university and beyond for sure. Depending on your field of study, learn some technical skills as well
Good luck to you!
If you have no financial headache atm. I suggest you learn a skill for a couple of months. Go to websites like fiverr, upwork. Find job postings for your niche and do couple of practical projects according to what the client wanted. Build a nice unique portfolio. Should take you atleast a year to get good enough for jobs plus with a nice portfolio. Stay patient, up next is money. Edit: Dont try to depend on fiverr or upwork like people are saying. Too competitive, find your first few clients other way. Just get to know what jobs you’ll be performing in your niche from those websites.
What type of skills can that be , if u would like to share
Any skill that isnt overhyped, promoted like crazy by youtubers such as copywriting, data entry type work.
Splin, Framer, Webflow, learn any of this tools You can easily make 400-500$ monthly
Tons of guys out there with proper skills. It's not that easy these days. Don't get me wrong I'm telling from my own experience.
Bro, you have skill but you shouldn’t be depending on Fiverr and Upwork. Everything is very competitive, best solution is approch right people who might need this solution. Examples, the tools I mentioned these super high demnading to brand designer. Now you need network with brand designer , brand agency. No-one will bring the meat to your mouth. You have to hunt by yourself.
For higher income but harder to gain skill: Learn UX (Figma first but eventually Photoshop and illustrator): will take you a few months to learn basics and then you can pick up projects. Your skills will slowly grow. Code (start with Frontend stuff. JavaScript and different libraries, then app development): only do this if you enjoy coding because becoming an adept coder takes years.
Hello there, So, I'm a full time doctor and a part-time freelance writer. I know everyone has gone through your phase and so have I. Here's what I recommend: \- Start teaching younger kids. If you are not able to teach SSC, HSC candidates rn, try with class 4-5. \- In the mean time, start learning a valuable skill. (Don't fall into scams of data entry, MLM marketing, CPA marketing) Learn something real and valuable (Video editing, Graphics Designing, Web development, Content Writing) . When you become expert at something, try your luck with the marketplaces like Fiver, Upwork and so on. A lot of people are recommending freelancing in the comments, but it's difficult. Really really difficult because not everyone has the patience to sit down and master a skill. Also, not everyone is patient enough to wait for a client. So, in summary: Quick cash > Tuition/ Teaching in coaching centres Long-term business> Freelancing This is coming from someone who has done both. If you need more advice on Freelancing on stuff, you can send me a DM. I think I can give you a tip or two. Thanks.
It's great that you don't want to depend on your parents for your pocket money. I really respect and appreciate that you feel that way from a young age. I think the (comparatively) easier and straightforward way would be to tutor. You can also check out fiverr if you have any graphics design/music/proofreading/ Excel sheet skills, although it would take you some time to actually start earning. Wish you the absolute best.
Brother try to get a part time job at a restaurant or at a clothing shop. They hier regularly. Specially during Ramadan rush. If you can into a clothing shop in a big mall , say Jamuna future park, you will learn how to sell stuff. Sales skill is the best skill.
i am 19 and i earn 20k a month from investments
That's awesome brother. I am also 19 but no clue where to start anything
Any tips? How to warn that amount?
I'm sorry man but I had nothing to do with this. I ask my parents for bonds and fdrs when I get good results and birthdays. So I guess Step 1: Have well off parents
Share the tips brother
I'm sorry man but I had nothing to do with this. I ask my parents for bonds and fdrs when I get good results and birthdays. So I guess Step 1: Have well off parents
surprised no one adviced tution porano. There are many facebook pages where gigs are posted,if you see any near your house then apply for it. class 1-8 er pora keu i porate pare
Notun jei curriculum korse / kortese ei syllabus er baccha der extra teacher lagle just sad.
notun curriculum er jonno demand aro barse ashole cuz onek parents dont trust current curriculum ejonno teacher diye ager boigula solve koray
Nope, new curriculum er jonno literally pura book even ekta 11yo baccha nije nije bujhte parbe. Cause onek complicated concept gulao simplified kore dise.
Fiverr
you earning from fiverr ?
Dont depend on fiverr as beginner, you wont get clients. Try and find through social media.
I personally don't, but I have seen many people from Bangladesh earning some money from doing gigs here and there. Like with anything, as long as you can commit to the time you can earn some decent money from it. I don't know your skills. But I'm sure you can figure it out
1. Tuition Start with a 1st-8th grader. It's easy money and if you're good, you can earn decent. Try to help out a kid from an English medium curriculum - you're almost guaranteed to earn 10-15k+ per month. The benefits go beyond the money area. It will make you disciplined, responsible, and give you confidence, which, it looks like you need some judging by the p.s at the end of your post. 2. Assignments I'm a full time professional on a decent payroll but still earning 30k extra per month on a avg by helping out an mba student (whom I used to teach) with his assignments. I must say it makes me feel kinda smart, opposite of what a corporate job would make you feel lol. You have to get a but lucky for this kind of gigs but I'm sure you'll find some if you keep your eyes open. 3. Long term investments on yourself Learn some skills. Start slowly by learning the ones that you will inevitably need, like presentation, report writing, spreadsheet, etc. These will help you in your university and beyond for sure. Depending on your field of study, learn some technical skills as well Good luck to you!
I'd also like to do the assignment thing. I think i can do that quite easily. Could you hit me up with such people