Evening hostess work at $100/hour cash. It never clashes with your timetable, you pick your nights — and one or two nights a week covers real bills.
A campus café job pays minimum wage and eats 20 hours of your week. Hostess work flips that: a fraction of the hours, several times the pay, and always in the evening when your classes are done.
Shifts start after class hours end. Your timetable, labs and group projects never compete with work.
Choose the nights that fit each week. Midterms coming? Take the week off — no questions, no guilt.
$100/hour paid in cash at the end of every shift. No waiting two weeks while rent is due now.
Friendly and reliable beats a résumé. We train you, and your Japanese, Korean or Mandarin is an asset with our guests.
Based on the ~$200 average booking. See the full pay guide for how the numbers work.
Phone, groceries, transit — the everyday bills handled with one evening a week.
Enough for a room share plus living costs in Toronto — without touching your weekday daytimes.
You choose every night you work. Skip exam weeks entirely and come back after. Your spot stays.
Study by day. Earn by night.
Yes — if you're 19+ and your study permit allows off-campus work. Many of our hostesses are international students working alongside their studies.
Entirely up to you. Most students do one or two nights a week — comfortable alongside a full course load and within study-permit work-hour limits.
$100/hour cash, with a typical booking around $200. One night a week ≈ $800/month, two nights ≈ $1,600/month. See the full pay guide.
No. Shifts are evenings only and you choose your nights — take exam weeks off completely. Your spot doesn't disappear.
Neither. We provide training, conversational English is plenty, and Japanese, Korean or Mandarin is a genuine asset with our guests.
One message is all it takes. We'd love to meet you.
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