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If you’re over 55 and currently between jobs, the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) can help you learn new skills and demonstrate valuable work experience to prospective employers — all while giving back to your community.
If you’re looking for a job, you may already know about the popular employment websites such as Indeed, Monster, and ZipRecruiter. But in addition to those options for all age groups, there are several websites designed specifically to help people age 50 and older find positions.
The following jobs, listed alphabetically, are positions that tend to offer part-time work without requiring a degree. Average wage data is from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), except where noted. Clicking on the “Find jobs” link will take you to current postings on the AARP Job Board.
Being over 50 can make it tough to land a job, especially if you’ve been unemployed for a while. That’s why AARP Foundation created BACK TO WORK50+, a free program that equips workers over 50 with the skills and confidence to compete in today’s fast-changing job market.
Match your years of valuable experience with employers that are committed to an age-diverse workforce. You can narrow your search with easy-to-use filters to focus on what matters most –whether it’s where you work or how you work – like full-time or part-time. Find your job match today.
For more than 45 years, the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) has provided older Americans 55+ with opportunities to fill entry- and mid-level positions with employers in their local communities.
15 Part-Time Jobs for Retirees (No Degree Required!) Positions offer flexible schedules or work-from-home potential — or both — to older workers seeking extra income. MEMBERS ONLY. Job Search.
Get support services in your area for housing, health, food, employment, and much more. AARP Foundation supports programs for older adults in need of help with health, employment, food security, taxes, social isolation and more.
This list takes a look at the 25 most common part-time jobs held by retirees and ranks them based off of factors like hourly pay and job satisfaction.
For more than 60 years, AARP Foundation has been developing and supporting workforce initiatives designed to help older adults with low income return to the workforce or advance to better jobs. Learn more about our programs: Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) BACK TO WORK 50+ Digital Skills Ready@50+ Work for Yourself@50+