As the Welsh economy begins to restart after months of lockdown with non-essential stores expected to re-open from Monday, the job market is also beginning to rebound.
You might assume job opportunities might be thin on the ground but there are plenty of jobs you can apply for right now.
From delivery drivers to teaching assistants, there's a variety out there across Wales.
Here are some of the jobs you can apply for in Wales now:
Teaching assistant
One firm is looking for a teaching assistant to start in a Welsh-medium Cardiff primary school.
The company, TeacherActive, said the candidate must be fluent in Welsh and that the role suits those wanting to "gain classroom experience".
Find out more here.
Support workers
Dimensions is one of the country’s largest not-for-profit organisations supporting people with Learning difficulties, Autism, challenging behaviour and complex needs.
The company is looking to recruit support workers in Cardff for both full-time and part time roles.
Having a full drivers licence is required.
You can find out more here.
Newspaper delivery driver
If you don't mind early mornings then this job offers £35 a day.
The NewsTeam Group in Blackwood are currently looking for an early morning newspaper delivery driver.
Candidates need to have their own car, own a smartphone and live locally to the area.
The advert states: "Delivery drivers are paid drop rates based on the number of deliveries they carry out each morning.
"Career progression is available within the group to supervisory and managerial positions. This is an excellent opportunity for early risers wanting to earn some extra money."
Find out more here.
Personal trainer
Many of us have been trying to keep fit during lockdown, and now you could get paid to do it.
DW Fitness are looking for people to train as a personal trainer.
The role is subject to the successful completion of a training course, with details of costs and fees discussed at registration.
Get more information here.
Lorry driver
One of the largest independent builders' merchants in South Wales is currently looking for LGV (large goods vehicle) driver.
The work would take place in Bridgend and Cardiff and is flexible between one to five shifts a week.
The pay varies from £11 an hour to £23 depending on shifts.
Find out more here.
Nutrition coach
Premier Global is looking for people ready to become a certified nutrition coach.
The advert states people can earn up to £40 an hour in the full-time role based in Cardiff.
More information can be found here.
Bike courier
JustEat is looking for bike delivery drivers in Wrexham. You need to have a "reliable" pushbike and a smartphone to apply.
JustEat said you can choose your own schedule and can use its network for free, so drivers can keep all that they earn.
Further details can be found here.
Barista
Starbucks is looking for a barista to join its team on Queen Street in Cardiff.
No previous experience is necessary and you get flexible hours.
There's no indication of pay but the successful applicant also gets a 30% discount at stores along with other freebies.
More information is here.
