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With the Christmas holidays nearly upon us, thousands of students will be looking for temporary work to help with their finances. One choice now being taken by hundreds of students is to enrol on - a new website that offers to match student skills against the demand for one-off jobs from businesses and individuals.Jobs currently being undertaken by students via the website include making a caricature for a birthday cake, wedding photographs, upgrading a website, sign language lessons and even re-stringing pearls."The need for a website like ours has never been more clear," says Joanna Ward, co-founder of the studentgems website. "The interest rate charged on student loans has just doubled from 2.4% to 4.8% a year. The higher interest rates means graduates will have to find an additional £465 a year to cover the increase. Christmas is an ideal time to make use of the site." he points out that graduates leaving college this year will need to be on a starting salary of at least £23,200 before their loan re-payments will actually begin to reduce the capital on a £15,000 student loan.A recent survey by The Royal Bank of Scotland found that three out of five students are already undertaking part-time jobs during the university term to help reduce their term-time living costs.
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