I worked at hoyts for awhile, awesome uni job, but that's all it is really.

I'm a surveyor at the moment and starting uni 2nd of march, keep my job at my work and going as an assistant which will pay decent still.

Suggestions to 24/7 jobs, Casino, airport, 7eleven, fuel stations, pubs/bars/clubs open till late, hotels, factories, bakery, kitchens to name a few.

[QUOTE=ThatLegend;816330]I worked at hoyts for awhile, awesome uni job, but that's all it is really.

I'm a surveyor at the moment and starting uni 2nd of march, keep my job at my work and going as an assistant which will pay decent still.

Suggestions to 24/7 jobs, Casino, airport, 7eleven, fuel stations, pubs/bars/clubs open till late, hotels, factories, bakery, kitchens to name a few.[/QUOTE]

Dude... thats so weird... Usher/Projectionist/Manager at Greater Union throughout uni studying surveying... small world

Starting uni for surveying degree?

[QUOTE=Spektre;816343]Dude... thats so weird... Usher/Projectionist/Manager at Greater Union throughout uni studying surveying... small world

Starting uni for surveying degree?[/QUOTE]

Haha weird indeed! Umm sadly no, the company I work for has sucked any motivation I have for surveying out of me over the past 3 years haha so I'm going to go and study urban and regional planning.

Unusure if I will like it though so may always fall back into surveying or even construction managment etc

Who knows :P

I worked at bottleshops while studying and as a bonus there was a social scene if it was connected to a pub. Might not get you $27 an hour, stick to after hours forky work if u want that. If u are entrepreneurial consider starting your own business where u can set your own hours.