Mini-jobs

A short-term need. Someone available. A mini-⁠job.

Restaurants, small shops, bakeries, hotels, households, craftspeople: the informal sector has short-term needs every day. With CamPower Mini-jobs, they post those needs, and people available nearby can respond and be paid for the task.

A busy shopping street in Cameroon, with small businesses and a delivery rider on a motorbike
AI-generated illustration.

Who posts a mini-job?

Everyday needs, where the economy happens.

An extra pair of hands for the lunch rush, a delivery, cleaning, a repair, home tutoring: every short-term need can become a mini-job.

  • Kitchen help in a small restaurant

    Restaurants

    Help in the kitchen or dining room for a busy service.

  • A young man arranging bread in a neighbourhood bakery

    Bakeries

    Stocking shelves, preparation or delivering the morning bread.

  • A shopkeeper serving a customer in a neighbourhood shop

    Shops and small businesses

    Restocking, minding the counter, a one-off stock count.

  • Staff preparing a hotel room

    Hotels

    Extra help with rooms, reception or a busy weekend.

  • A household helper folding laundry in a family living room

    Household help

    Cleaning, ironing, help around the house for a day.

  • A technician repairing an electrical socket at home

    Repairs and odd jobs

    Electrical work, plumbing, DIY, at home.

  • A delivery rider on a motorbike handing a parcel to a shopkeeper

    Deliveries and errands

    A parcel, a mail drop-off, an errand in town.

  • Staff serving guests at an outdoor celebration

    Events

    Serving, welcoming guests or setting up for a party or ceremony.

  • Two young men washing a car by hand

    Washing and upkeep

    Car washing, cleaning, gardening.

  • A seamstress and her apprentice working in a workshop

    Tailoring and crafts

    Extra help in the workshop before a deadline.

  • A student giving a maths lesson at home

    Home tutoring

    A tutor for one subject, a few hours a week.

A student giving a lesson at home

Who can respond?

Short-term work, for anyone who is available.

A mini-job lets you put your time and know-how towards a need nearby, and be paid for the task.

  • StudentsA student job between classes, in the evening or at the weekend.
  • Young job seekersA first experience, references, occasional income.
  • Craftspeople and techniciansMore jobs, close to home.
  • Anyone availableA few free hours that become useful work.

How it works

Easy to post, easy to find.

Mini-jobs are in the Offers tab of the CamPower app. Each listing shows the task, the place, the pay, the duration and the schedule.

  1. PostThe business, establishment or household describes its need.
  2. ApplyInterested people send their application.
  3. ChooseWhoever posted reviews the applications and chooses.
  4. Do the jobThe task is carried out, as agreed.

Some categories in the app

  • Cleaning
  • Delivery
  • Gardening
  • Lessons
  • Odd jobs
List of mini-jobs in the CamPower app
Mini-job details in the CamPower app
Screens from the app, in French.

Local economy

Keeping the economy moving, one need at a time.

The informal sector supports a large part of the population in Cameroon. Mini-jobs make its needs visible, and let more people take part.

  • For those who postFind help quickly, without long-term hiring.
  • For those who respondPaid activities, at your own pace.
  • For the neighbourhoodMoney that circulates where it is earned.

Mini-jobs and Missions

A mini-job is a concrete, short-term everyday task. A mission calls on a professional skill for a defined need. Both are part of the same CamPower ecosystem, alongside employment and the professional network.

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The photographs on this page are AI-generated illustrations. The people and businesses shown are fictional. Posting or viewing a mini-job does not guarantee a task or an income.

A need today? Some free time?

Post a mini-job or respond to those near you. The next step happens in the app.

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