Structure

[sesquipedality]

I think my life badly needs some structure.

Does anyone know of a job I can do telecommuting a couple of days a week? Some sort of programming or (sys)admin job would be ideal. Voluntary work is also a possibility. I could also fairly easily manage the commute to the Oxford Science Park or central Oxford (there's a direct bus from here). But it needs to be low stress, and part time, at the moment.

I'm also willing to consider *anything* that strikes me as interesting enough.

Comments

[aldabra]

There's www.kwickee.com, which claims to pay real money for pub reviews, how-to screeds and, er, porn, which they distribute on the mobile phone network. I've never got around to writing anything, but it's on my list once I acquire some verve.

[ar-gemlad.livejournal.com]

There may be (or not, my info is rather dated) opportunies to review websites for various subjects for Oxford Uni library stuff. The one I heard about was for Biological Sciences.

I know this info is very vague, but if you're interested I could find out more.

[bopeepsheep.livejournal.com]

Nominet have sysadmin posts going - they're on the ring road just a minute or so along from the Science Park (their address may actually be Science Park, I don't know offhand). It could be worth asking if they'd consider a part-timer.

[j4.livejournal.com]

Jobs in Charities lists volunteer stuff as well as paid jobs (though you may be interested in looking at both as some of the paid stuff is part-time, fixed-term, short-term etc.). A lot of the things I've found through there have ended up pointing me at TimeBank, which seems to be some sort of national volunteering database/network/portal/thing. Dunno if either of these are any use ...

[gailsedotes.livejournal.com]

you can totally have mine!!!!!

oh shit - loads of stress but you can work from home for little to no money! just apply to cam uni!