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Now Hiring: Preschool Photographer - No Experience Needed! (Seasonal)Join the Lifetouch Team and help capture unforgettable school moments!Are you a people person with a background in customer service, retail, or food service? Ready to pivot into a fun, creative role that makes a difference? We're hiring immediately for Seasonal Preschool Photographers-no photography experience required!Compensation DetailsHourly Rate: $16.00Drive Time Rate: $16.00Why You'll Love This Job:Competitive hourly pay + paid drive timeUse your own vehicle and get paid for travelNo experience? No problem! We provide paid trainingFun, energetic work environment with kids of all agesFlexible weekday schedule (mostly Mon-Fri, early mornings)What You'll Be Doing:Capturing student portraits in schoolsGuiding kids through poses and smilesDelivering top-notch customer service to students and staffCreating lasting memories for families and schoolsWhat You'll Need:Great communication and customer service skillsA reliable, insured vehicle and valid driver's licenseAbility to lift and operate camera equipment (up to 40 lbs.)High school diploma or GEDMust be 18+Bonus Perks:Be part of the Shutterfly family of brands, a company that values creativity, diversity, and inclusionOpportunities for contests, incentives, and future rolesThis is a seasonal position with ongoing hiring until roles are filled. If you're looking to break into a new field and love working with people, this could be the perfect fit! Supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce is important to Shutterfly not only because it directly reflects our value of Embracing our Differences, but also because it's the right thing to do for our business and for our people. We welcome all applicants and evaluate them based on their qualifications, without regard to age, race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality, sex, or other characteristic covered by law. Learn more about our commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on our Career Site.

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