I care about every Jobless teenager:
As the holiday approaches, you may find yourself wondering how in the world you are going to check off all the items on your ever-growing Christmas gift list. Add to that car payments, insurance, cell phone tickets, and dates with your beloved girlfriend (oh boy! ) There is no return on investment for cash every time, so listen up. Now that you’ve settled into the physics department and are taking your first classes, it might be the perfect time to explore . from possible job opportunities. And of course, the timing couldn’t be better. Right before the festive holiday season, tons of employers will offer jobs suitable for teens. Hurry and hook applications to cool land seasonal jobs where you can make some money for the holidays and make friends with other young people. .
Mourning Time Job # 1: The Man
If you’ve been out shopping in the past few weeks, you may have noticed a substantial number of “help wanted” displays during the first holiday window. It’s no secret that retailers receive a significant spike in sales from the end of October through December. This is their first time, which is also your first time to snag a job.
As a teen, there are many benefits that could result in a job in the market. Employee discounts top the list, especially if you’re a firm clearance shopper like myself. Don’t forget the food court, which makes for a nice pit stop following a hectic shift or during your lunch break. Plus, shopping malls usually close by 9 or 10 pm, so your hours are usually going to be pretty reasonable.
In addition to husband, keep in mind other popular department stores that will need extra help during the holidays such as Sports R Us, Target, Walmart, Khols , and T.J. Maximilian
Mourning Season Job #2: Santa’s Little Helper
While we’re at it, one more job you might want to consider is a teen drama club. If the bright thought of taking off your green tights to work every day doesn’t make you break into a panic sweat, maybe a part-time gig as an elf man is the job for you. Imagine: earning paychecks by arranging, acting, charming children with your bubbly personality. They often post Santa/Elf opportunities on sites like Craigslist.com, so check back regularly.
Seasonal Mourning Job # 3: Theatrical Movie
When the weather rolls around and filmmakers disturb the major holiday flies, movie theaters will be desperate for a helping hand. . No doubt most of the megaplexes are grinding their staff numbers in preparation for the upcoming Harry Potter< /a> release (Nov. 19) so get in there soon! Typically, business stays steady enough during the winter that you can at least count on decent hours. Also, if you’re a movie nut, a free ticket might be part of the deal (depending on which theater you go to).
From my own experience, the movie theater is a pretty cool job for a teen. Most of the employers will be around your age, and honestly – it’s probably the easiest job on the planet. Just be willing to late nights and on weekends.
Mourning Time Job # 4: Restaurants
A restaurant business will see a similar increase in patrons during the holidays – all hungry shoppers eat somewhere! Useful information for a teenager looking for a job: because it is likely that you are lacking in practice, the family chain restaurants that is more smiling to hire a newbie . They have built in gym programs that will help you get into the swing of things nicely.
Don’t stop at lunch or rush lunch. Restaurants by leisure business between 2 & amp; 4 p.m. This is your opportunity to submit your application directly to the manager. If you have good availability, a confident attitude and good looks, you can be offered an on-site job! That’s why the smart idea is to bring the following –
Job Hunting Essentials for Teens:
– photo ID (driver’s permit / license or passport)
– social security card
– work papers (if you are under 18)
– contact for references
– Telephone numbers and addresses of former employers
When looking for a job at a young age, one thing to remember is that you are not doing it alone. It is important to get your applications first if you want to get the job before it is filled by someone else.
One thing: I will love, please smile! It goes without saying, but sometimes when we are nervous, we forget that we are relaxed and lovable and our friends. Most businesses looking for young people will be customer service oriented, so potential employers want to see that you are pleasant enough to work with the public.
So to all my best wishes, hardworking young people – I wish you the best of luck in all your lucrative endeavors. Enjoy the holidays and enjoy your new job!
