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Study for part time job post retirement?

Zipppy · 2019-06-06 11:56:35

I am wondering what would be a good subject to study (college or whatever..) to avail of part time work post retirement. I am a public servant and can retire in a few years (or hang on..) and wonder what job / role / sector would offer best post retirement part time opportunities in Dublin? For example a friend was a life…

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Zipppy

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I am wondering what would be a good subject to study (college or whatever..) to avail of part time work post retirement.
I am a public servant and can retire in a few years (or hang on..) and wonder what job / role / sector would offer best post retirement part time opportunities in Dublin?
For example a friend was a life time wine buff and in retirement works in a wine store as part time manager...
Any thoughts?

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#2 06-06-2019 11:58am

banie01

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You mention you have a friend who is a wine buff and was able to work as a PT manager in a wine shop.

Follow that route, what interest or hobby do you have that you can monetise?
What are you already good at that someone may pay you to do?

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