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What is a good, non-food service, part-time job?
Asked by Anne A
I'm still in high school, and I am interested in a job. I do not want to work in food service, however! I am interested in tutoring, but there seem to be no opportunities here. Any other suggestions?
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A job at a department store like Macy's, Jcpenney, Dilliards.
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one of those teaching little kids jobs? like kumon and that silvan (w/e) learning center
Answered by blooooooooooooop
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go to your local clothing stores into town or a mall and work in a little cute boutique or a shoe store. also movie theaters.hope i helped!
Answered by Claudiaa
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macys is so good
Answered by ~*!!ME!!*~
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I recommend you become a socialist. If you like answering questions of yahoo answers. Then you'd probably should be a socialist. Followed by being a therapist if you are to be more passionate about it.
Answered by Vin
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Pro athlete. You only work part of the year.
Answered by katie says rawrr
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y dont u find any afterschool offices, and ask them if they need hiring?
Answered by flora w
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Department store clerk (they are hiring for Christmas season)
Answered by siamesedharma
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Ask nearby family and they might let you be an asistan or something that is what I do
And they somtimes pay extra
Answered by Austin R
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babysitting, clothing sales (gap or some clothing store)? Advertise that you could help kids with their homework if you want to tutor.
Answered by Sarah B
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Might try day care centers
Answered by mtchndjnmtch
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Clothing stores like Hollister or Zumiez or PacSun, depending on your clothing style are great for part time. Most Hollisters have so many part time workers that you can get like 15 hours a week so you have time for school and friends but still get paid. Zumiz and Pacsun don't usually have as much employees but part tiem you still get about 20ish hours each week.
Answered by M!KE
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maybe try asking kids around our neigborhood with they need help on homework if not try babysitting
Answered by linds
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find a job in Macdonald or burger king.
Answered by bihs11daa
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try a local library were you can probalby help out some kids.
or you can also try a local hospital.
good luck,
Answered by Perucha
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working at the dry cleaners, for a caterer, for a hotel, delivery for a pharmacy, retail sales, a childcare center.
Answered by HiddenBarb
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Why not, food service is pretty good I am a sophmore in High Shcooland work only on saturdays as a cashier in a fast food-type resturant, come by and check it out If you live close to DC the locals r crazy about our food, place is called Reston Kabob the food is excellent if you like kabobs. and i make good money
You could try getting a job in Khols or JCpenny
Answered by HoPeofPV
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how about working at a bookstore even if you want to tutor you might have more experience and learn more things plus it's not that hard of a job
Answered by Michelle Chan
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For the best money you have two options:
Find a store in which you have alot of experience and passion about the product (E.G. you like electronics, go to Best Buy) and find a job that sets you at a decent hourly wage and gives you a commission. You can make upwards of $13 an hour that way.
Look at a job website (yahoo jobs is good) at the listings of private parties in your area or in an affluent suburb near you. Lots of people will pay a ridiculous hourly wage for looking after kids (part time nanny), house-sitting, grocery shopping, etc. This one helps if you have a car.
Answered by Megs
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There's always Retail, Janitorial, and sometimes part time secretary or bookkeeping if you've had the right classes. You could also check with local hospitals, nursing homes, and and assisted living facilities for work. Farms may have work available. Or the Zoo, Aquarium, or Aviary. Just look around and also ask around. Ask your parents to put the word out that you are looking to earn some money.
Answered by Susan
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Ahem!
Child day care
Animal shelter
Cell phone company salesperson/speaker
Janitor
Busboy
Gift wrapping booths (at malls)
Librarian
Kindergarten assistant
Cashier
Salesperson at a shop in a mall
Theatre
Answered by Aurora
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If tutoring doesn't seem to be an option you could try babysitting. If you do a good job it will prove your responsibility, and you will have a good reputation. Also, if you prove that you're smart and good enough, the parents may be willing to higher you for tutoring. Always be prepeared, responsable, and keep an open mind about jobs!
Good luck!
Answered by lillapuchian
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