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Copyright © by Danielle A. Feerst. P.O. Box 2006, Mount Pleasant, SC 29465. 101 Jobs for Teens is a special project to support youth in identifying, creating, and finding a job. Information collected on this site is strictly confidential. Your email will not be shared with any anyone. Jobs for teenagers are found in the guide along with their descriptions and hyper-educational links
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101 Ways to Find
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Danielle
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Jobs for Teenagers
Are you a teenager looking for a fun job? Jobs for teenagers can be fun and an easy way of starting a journey toward financial independence.
When thinking about jobs for teenagers often the “waiter/waitress” comes to mind, or scooping ice cream in an ice cream parlor, or even working in the local movie theater. These jobs mostly employ teenagers; however, some teens might want to consider finding employment that relates to a future career path.
For example, if you are interested in teaching as a career, then consider finding work as a tutor for students. Often there are places that need volunteers as tutors; however, if you are particularly strong in one subject you might consider applying for a part-time job as a tutor at an established tutoring company. Being prompt to a tutoring session and working with a student to solve a problem is a necessity for this job and any teaching position.
Other jobs for teenagers can suit other interests. For instance, if you have a passion for music and are considering a career in music, becoming a music teacher is not impossible as a teenager.
Depending on your skills you can advertise your services to clients who might be interested in taking music lessons. If you are strong in the basics of piano, then offer elementary classes or private lessons. Build up clientele.
Music teachers should be patient and well prepared. Have a plan in mind before your lesson begins, but don’t be afraid to change direction to something new. After all, you have to keep your students happy and having fun if you want them to become return customers.
Jobs for teenagers can be hard to come by in a world of increasing competition and ambition. So getting a head start on applying for a part-time job or summer job is something to be taken seriously.
Pick more than one type of job to pursue. Make a first choice, second choice, and so on. Most of us do not get the first job we seek. Stay encouraged and motivated.
Remember a positive attitude is going to be the number one characteristic employers want to see in a teenager. If you have some work experience then you might consider preparing a resume.
There are resources available to help guide you in exploring job options, finding jobs, preparing a resume and applying for a job. Purchase your own e-book with all of these job options and ideas--and advice! 101 Jobs for Teens is available now for only $7.00. Don't leave this page without this resource guide in hand!
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