25 part time jobs that pay 20 an hour

Are you looking for a part-time job with good pay but don't want to work at a computer from home? Whether you are a student, a parent with limited time, or just want to earn extra money, there are many offline part time jobs that pay 20 an hour and above that do not require a remote format.

Below is a selection of 25 such options, and we'll start with one of the most affordable and flexible — food delivery by electric bike.

25 part time jobs that pay 20 an hour

1. E-bike food delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub)

Average payment: $20–$30/hour (depending on the city and tip)

If you live in a city and you have an electric bike (or you rent one), this is one of the easiest part-time jobs to start with. Minimum requirements, a flexible schedule, and a high income in the evening and on weekends.

2. Dog walking/pet care

Average payment: $20–$25/hour

Do you like animals and walks? A great option. Orders can be found through apps like Rover or in local groups.

3. The bartender

Average payment: $10–15/hour + tip = $20–$35/hour

Including tips, bartenders often earn significantly more than $20/hour. The main thing is communication skills and evening employment.

4. Fitness instructor

Average payment: $20–$60/hour

If you have a certificate in yoga, Pilates, spinning, or coaching, this is a great way to earn money from group or individual classes.

5. Private tutor

Average payment: $20–$50/hour

School subjects, exam preparation, and music lessons can be taught either through an agency or directly.

6. Event staff (tickets, security, assistance to guests)

Average payment: $20–$28/hour

Concerts, sporting events, and exhibitions are frequent part-time jobs for students and those who are looking for a flexible schedule.

7. A waiter in a high-level restaurant

Average payment: $8–10/hour + tip = $20–$40/hour

The higher the level of the establishment, the higher the average tip. It is important to have experience and be able to work under pressure.

8. Construction/repair assistant (electrics, plumbing)

Average payment: $20–$30/hour

If you have basic skills, you can work part-time in a team of professionals and develop your qualifications.

9. Landscape worker/gardener

Average payment: $20–$25/hour

Outdoor work. Most often seasonal, but with a flexible schedule.

10. Car courier (Amazon Flex, local services)

Average payment: $20–$27/hour

You deliver packages or food in your own car. Amazon Flex and similar platforms offer stable income.

11. Makeup artist

Average payment: $25–$50/hour

Weddings, photo shoots, and events are great part-time jobs for those who are into makeup.

12. Loader/furniture assembler

Average payment: $20–$30/hour

The job requires physical fitness, but the high pay and flexible schedule make it in demand.

13. Barista in a coffee shop (not online)

Average payment: $18–$22/hour with tips

Private coffee shops often pay better than large chains. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the schedule is flexible.

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14. Warehouse employee

Average payment: $20–$24/hour

It is especially in demand during the festive periods. Some positions require training (for example, on a loader).

15. Parking attendant/supervisor

Average payment: $20–$30/hour with tips

They are in demand at hotels and events in major cities. Suitable for evening employment.

16. Temporary teacher/teacher's assistant

Average payment: $20–$28/hour

Certain qualifications are required, but the job is stable and useful.

17. Guide

Average payment: $20–$30/hr + tip

Suitable for tourist cities. The main thing is knowledge of history and confident communication.

18. Auto-retailing specialist

Average payment: $20–$30/hour

You can work at a car wash or offer mobile services. Physical work, but without experience.

19. The master for an hour

Average payment: $25–$40/hour

If you know how to repair, assemble, and install, there will always be demand. A great way to make money on one-time orders.

20. Musician/artist (events and concerts)

Average payment: $20–$60/hour

If you play or sing, look for performances in bars, weddings, and private events.

21. Cook/line cook (in small restaurants)

Average payment: $20–$25/hour

In small establishments and pop-up formats, the payment is higher than in online ones.

22. Part-time construction worker

Average payment: $20–$28/hour

If you have experience, great. If not, you can learn more and enter the profession.

23. Babysitter/babysitter (in the evening and on weekends)

Average payment: $20–$30/hour

Working with children is always in demand. They pay especially well for evening and weekend hours.

24. Concierge or receptionist at the hotel (evening shift)

Average payment: $20–$26/hr

This is especially true for large cities and business-class hotels. Politeness and attentiveness are required.

25. Garbage collector / Recycling Assistant

Average payment: $20–$25/hour

The job is physically demanding but stable. They often start early in the morning.

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Conclusion

If you want to earn $20+ per hour but are not ready to sit at a computer or look for long retraining courses, this list of side jobs is created for you. All 25 professions allow you to start quickly, flexibly build a schedule, and receive decent pay without office routine and remote work.

You should especially pay attention to the delivery of food by electric bike. This is one of the most affordable side jobs: no licenses, a quick start, and real $20-30 per hour from day one — especially if you connect to DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub.

And most importantly, you can start earning money on our electric bicycles literally from the first day. We offer models specially adapted for delivery, with a long power reserve, spacious luggage racks, and minimal maintenance costs.

Read also: Cargo vs regular e-bike for food delivery

Advantages:

• Suitable without experience;
• You work when it's convenient;
• High income due to tips and peak hours;
• Start without investment if you rent an e-bike.

Are you ready to try it?

Use code WOW and get $30 off your first month of rent.

Rent an electric bike and get on the first shift today — e-bike delivery is not just a side job but a stable way to earn money quickly, conveniently, and independently.