What advice would you give to a teenager and young adult who is looking for a seasonal summer job?

The months of May through August is a time where many teenagers and young adults who are in college will be looking for summer jobs. Although many will apply for many different season jobs which include bagging groceries, cashering, working in clothing stores, and working in recreation. Although the job market will look good for some markets, it might look bleak at other markets.





What kind of advice would you give to a teenager and young adult who is looking for a summer job between March and August?What advice would you give to a teenager and young adult who is looking for a seasonal summer job?
Usually your city or county will have a Summer Youth Employment Program. If they don't you can try the career office at school and, of course, the malls.and other shops.





For college students, they best thing to do is go to the office of your major, and see if they have any summer internships available. That way, you can kill 2 birds with one stone - have a job PLUS get experience and satisfy your internship requirement.What advice would you give to a teenager and young adult who is looking for a seasonal summer job?
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Usually the city will hire park and rec helpers, the jobs are listed on the city's website. They pay is usually minimal, but are good summer jobs.
Research jobs that use skills that you have (minimize on-the-job training)





Find jobs that actually match your interests - if you are interested in reading, find out if the local library uses volunteers or needs extra staff to help with the summer reading program, or if you like to swim, find out if the local pool needs any lifeguards.
Go to snagajob.com. They will show you part time/hourly jobs which are perfect for teenagers and college students. The local community center is also a good idea if they like working with children. Camp Counselor or Junior Counselor.


Look into the program called INROADS.Org. They set up summer internships with in corporations. By the time your student graduates, they might be offered a job with that company.
Marquees.


There are plenty of companies... I work for one myself.


Theres about 60 hours in some weeks it gets you really fit and tanned... 拢8hr...