Admin Jobs near you

Most admin jobs pay between $50 and $200, depending on what’s involved.
For example:

• A data entry job in Parramatta paid $25

• A personal assistant trial task in Berwick offered $200 for 5–10 hours

• More specialised roles, like building Excel tools for a manufacturing business, paid up to $1,000

If you have strong Excel, bookkeeping, or reporting skills, you can definitely charge more.

Customers usually set prices based on:

• The type of work

  (simple data entry vs. advanced Excel work)

• Whether it’s a one-off task or part of ongoing support

• If they need someone in-person vs remote

• The level of experience or skill required (e.g. “must be comfortable with Google Calendar and spreadsheets”)

Try to highlight any special tools you know (like Office 365, Airtable, or Canva) or experience with bookkeeping, scheduling, or eCommerce platforms.

Yes – admin help is always in demand, especially for:

• Data entry

• Research

• Personal assistant tasks

• Excel work
  Jobs pop up regularly in places like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and suburbs such as Berwick, Parramatta, Merrylands, and Newstead.
  Many customers use phrases like “need help ASAP”, “support a busy lifestyle”, or “must be fast and accurate” — so if you’re responsive and reliable, there’s good earning potential.

You’ll often see more admin tasks:

• At the start or end of a financial year

• During tax season

• When people are changing jobs, moving house, or starting new projects
  Some customers also need quick weekend turnarounds (e.g. “need this report by Sunday”) or support during busy personal periods like birthdays, school terms, or business launches.

Here’s what shows up most often:

• Data entry and spreadsheet work

  (e.g. “enter 12 months of bank statements”, “track sales and commissions”)

• Personal assistant help

  (e.g. “book appointments”, “organise files”, “update calendar”)

• eBay or Depop listings

  with photography and item descriptions

• Financial reporting and Excel dashboards

• Typist or transcription tasks

  (“must type 60+ words per minute”)

Customers often mention needing someone “reliable, tech-savvy, and detail-oriented.”

The basics:

• Excel or Google Sheets

• Google Calendar and Drive

• Clear, professional communication

• Confidence using email, cloud docs, or eCommerce platforms like eBay or Depop
  If you can do things like set up formulas, organise receipts, or transcribe documents quickly, you’ll stand out. Many tasks ask for experience with “basic spreadsheets” or “formatting Word docs neatly”.

They’re usually looking for someone who is:

• Organised and efficient

• Good at working independently with little direction

• Clear in communication and asks the right questions
  They often say things like:
  “Must be fast and accurate”
  “Needs to understand what’s required without a lot of hand-holding”
  “Local preferred – I need someone I can trust”
  Be proactive, friendly, and professional — and you’re likely to be rebooked for future jobs.
  
  
  
  

Here are a few ways:

• Bundle services

  : Offer admin support + bookkeeping, or eBay listing + photography

• Upskill

  in tools like Excel, Google Workspace, Airtable, or project trackers

• Be available for quick-turnaround jobs — these often pay more

• Add keywords to your profile like “fast typist”, “Excel specialist”, or “experienced PA”

A customer in West Pennant Hills asked for someone to create a sales vs actuals report with margin analysis — a great example of high-paying, specialised admin work.