The Student Employment Center is a free resource for WWU students seeking part-time employment to help pay the high costs of college. We offer job listings for on- and off- campus employment in both Work Study and non-Work Study positions. We also post volunteer and community service opportunities. We strive to provide students with the opportunities to gain experience, explore career options, and to fund their education.

Child Care, Day Labor and Tutor Lists

The Child Care list is sent out to employers who request the list and are in need of students who would like to care for children, typically on a temporary basis. The list will include students': name, phone number, availability, school year, major, preferred job, preferred pay, transportation.

The Day Labor list is sent out to employers who request the list and are in need of students to do certain work on a day by day basis (i.e. yard work, house work, moving help). The list will include students': name, phone number, availability, school year, major, preferred job, preferred pay, transportation.

The Tutor list is sent out to employers who request the list and are in need of students who would like to tutor in various subjects and levels of difficulty. The list will include students': name, phone number, availability, school year, major, preferred job, preferred pay, transportation.

WWU students who wish to create a student profile can do so by contacting our office or Online. A student with a profile can be placed on the Child Care, Day Labor and Tutor Lists. A profile also gives a student the option to set up keywords for RSS Feeds for job postings.

• You DO NOT need a profile to look at the Child Care, Day Labor and Tutor job postings online.
• Contact the Student Employment Center at 360-650-3158 to set up a profile or Online.

Update Your Child Care, Day Labor and Tutor Profile:

This section is for Western students who have been placed on the Child Care, Day Labor, and/or Tutor List. To view current positions, please visit our home page and follow the link to the jobs themselves.