Whether it's around college, children, caring or another job, part-time work is often the easiest way in. Tell Someo when you're free and it does the rest.
Free for people, always. No CV, no experience needed.
Last reviewed November 2026
Built around when you're free
When you set up, you tell Someo which days and times suit you: mornings, afternoons, evenings or weekends. Places see that, so you're not chasing roles that clash with the school run or your course.
Who part-time work suits
Students fitting work around college or university
Parents and carers who need set hours
People coming back to work who want to build up slowly
Anyone who wants a second job or a little extra
Part-time doesn't mean fewer rights
Part-time workers must not be treated less favourably than full-time workers doing the same job. You're entitled to at least the minimum wage for your age and to paid holiday, worked out for your hours.
If you get Universal Credit or other benefits, tell them about your earnings. A benefits calculator can show how work would change what you get.
No part-time roles are open this minute. Places can still find you and say yes without a role advertised, and they'll see when you're free.
Nothing advertised? You can still meet places.
Most places don't advertise until they're desperate. On Someo they don't have to. A place can set up, see who it overlaps with and say yes to you before it has listed anything, and you can tell a place you'd like to work there. When you both say yes, a conversation opens.
Questions people ask
Can I find part-time work with no experience?+
Yes. Part-time roles are often a first step, and on Someo every role comes with training.
Can I choose my hours?+
You tell Someo which days and times suit you, and places see that. The exact hours are something you agree with the place.
Do part-time workers get holiday pay?+
Yes. Part-time workers get paid holiday, worked out for the hours they do.
Is Someo free?+
Yes, always, for people.
Somewhere needs someone like you.
Five to ten questions about you, and you're ready to be introduced. Free, always.