Jobs/careers for single moms? 💁🏻👦🏻

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What are some good 9-5 Monday through friday jobs for single moms? What are some good ways to make extra cash? And what are some good skill course to take? I'm a single mom of a 9 year old. I live in Miami. No family here. My parents are deceased. I haven't talked to my sibilings in months.

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Anything a mom with a partner  can do you can do! Dont limit yourself.. example.. 5 kids 2 with down syndrome.. and has an education..  now a days i think
 being a single it's what u make it... u can feel sorry n think there's no way of coming out of this.. or you can do what it takes to give her child a good life(by that i dont mean expensive things) food on the table n clothes on their back and someone to look up to and say even tho my mom didnt have much support or help she did what she could with what she had and gave me the best life she could and for that im beyond proud of having her as my mother... 
Good luck!

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I am a domestic cleaner.  I have worked hard for 5 and a half years while my kids are at school.  Itis a responsible task entering someone's house and making it a clean and tidy home again. I am treated well by my clients and am proud of my work!  I get Xmas and bday gifts and feel welcomed by the families! I don't feel like it's a menial job at all tho not a job for everyone!

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UPS hires all the time. No special skills needed and hours are 10-3 or around that time and when you turn 40 days you can get promoted to supervisor if there are openings available. That doesnt require skills either. They give you training. Also, Ups pays for school if you want to go to school. Just go to upsjobs.com and search jobs in your area.

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I did the nail tech program at a community college for one semester, while attending another school. I pay my college bills with what i earn. I make great money and get to have my own hours. Once you make your own clients, a lot of money rolls in plus tips , plus it's very stress free! Its not a carrer you can be laid off from because everyone wants to get their nails done!  Family, friends, neighbors etc... Its a very fun carrer & its not boring or tiring!:)

You can also do medical billing and coding. They pay well and eventually you might find a company that will let you work from home!

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You need a support system. Look for some mentors.

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If you have administrative skills look to work with a medical repair company or supplier. I work for a repair company. M-F good pay. Vacation. They pay my insurance and half of any others on the policy. We get Fat ass holiday bonuses and I'm learning a skill that can be used if anything should happen there. Best of luck.

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What are your skills? Dr's offices and other jobs need receptionists and office clerks but easier to start looking when your resume is done and ou can narrow down what ou want and can do

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I'm a licensed massage therapist. No kids yet, but my schedule is very flexible. Even if you are at a chiropractic office, spa, chain spa, or independent you should be able to basically hand pick your hours. But you have to have a passion for this career or you won't like it

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