In this video, you will learn about 7 side careers that are high-paying in 2017.

These side jobs will help you keep your main occupation while having enough flexibility to earn more income on the side.

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Here are a few side careers you could do that have pretty good incomes:

1. Bookkeeper

Bookkeepers actually can get paid very well because they are the ones that keep track of a business’ transactions, bills, etc.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for bookkeepers
• Salary outlook
• Indeed
• Monster

2. Software Developer

If you know programming pretty well, you could get a side career as a software developer and make a nice salary.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for software developers
• Learn programming here
• SoloLearn app

3. Merchandise Coordinator

Another gig you could do is become a merchandise coordinator. This would require you to be responsible for the supply and promotion of products in retail stores.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for merchandise coordinators

4. Freelance Product Photographer

It’s hard to sell products and services without good photos to capture what it’s like to actually use them. That’s where you could come in and be a photographer that helps businesses.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for product photographers
• UpWork

5. City Guide Writer

As a city guide writer, you could help tourists and new residents find their way around to the best restaurants, hot spots, and more.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for city guide writers
• Start a website
• Writing jobs board

6. Copywriter or Editor

A copywriter helps businesses sell products or services through the power of the pen (or keyboard). As a copywriter, you make emails, ads, and other marketing materials sound appealing to consumers.

Of course, editors are the ones who go through content and look for mistakes in grammar, style, approach, etc. before the piece is published. Both positions pay well.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for copywriters

7. Bilingual Legal Assistant

Not all lawyers and prosecutors can speak multiple languages. For this, bilingual legal assistants are needed to help translate while keeping confidentiality of the case.

Helpful resources:

• FlexJobs for bilingual legal assistants

Conclusion

You don’t have to work full time to make good money. There are plenty of careers like the ones on this list that will pay you very well, even in part-time situations.