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Summer Jobs?
Asked by bandgeek99019
I'm 16 and I need a summer job, but I don't know where to work. I would like to work at someplace that is fun. Any ideas?
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an ice cream store like brusters if they have that by where you live and i think that working at a book store would be easy. Anything in the food industry would be good for someone 16, maybe like a little cafe or someting. You could also work at pet store if you like animals, but sometimes weird people can work there so be careful. If you play any sports you could try being a coach or a camp counselor. You can work at a rock climbing place if you like that kind of stuff. Hope this helped.
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Hollister
Answered by pebbles06106
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Local beach club or pool club. Snack bar, get trained as a life guard, etc.
Answered by Eric
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mcdonalds
Answered by Anonymous O
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well i worked at grottos grand slam..
it was a blast!!!!
in one night i had 100 dollars in tips!!!
Answered by BJ
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Dunkin Donuts. Definately. Lots of hot guys go in there, and im sure you'd like that :]
Try to be a waitress, it's alot of fun.
A camp instructor is a fun job, and also helps in college.
Answered by Billy D
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work for indians, im indian so im not being races, u shoud work at a gas sation, ? good and fun,
Answered by Harry Singh
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Aeropostale.
Answered by sammy b
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no hollister sucks pebbles work at like great america or disney land theyre hiring
Answered by d398
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I worked for the road dept. doing road work. work was ok, but I got 3 day weekends and Money and that was lots and lots of fun.
Answered by randallmicah
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Go to the mall...get a job where you like to shop....you might even get a discount.
Or better yet...volunteer
Answered by Anthony G
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Get your certification and teach private swim lessons. Big bucks!
Answered by LittlePrincess
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Any retail places, fast food etc. The work may not be fun, but easy for teenagers to get a job, and most likely you'll be working with teens your age.
Answered by Camilla
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try applying as a camp counselor or your local mall. if you love nature and kids camp can be very rewarding. of course if you work at the mall - great discounts!!
Answered by theusedtheused
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When I was sixteen I worked at Jamba Juice that was fun! if you have Jamba Juices where you live!! Go for it! dont do retail or fast food!
Answered by Kathi
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Hollister, Abercrombie, Abercrombie and Fitch
those sound like great summer jobs, hey you could work with some hot guys : - )
Answered by lynlyn
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work in a resort area.
some places will put you up as part of your salary.
or just spend all of your salary to be there for the summer...
Answered by pickologist
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you should work at ....
1. gym\
2. kid care place
3. ice cream shop
4. ice skating rink
5. bowling place
6. grocery store
7. smothie shop
8. resturant
9. starbucks/ coffee shop
10. video store
11. pizza place
Answered by vizzusi
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tanning salons, car wash, cafe, YMCA, pool-side cafe, lifeguard (have to take classes starting now), or front desk girl at a salon
Good Luck!
Answered by SJA_Angel
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I'm 16 as well and I work at Tim Hortons (blech)
and also an italian dinner hall which is a lot of fun but I just recently got my lifeguarding certification and I had a job interview last Thursday (pray for me/wish me luck! haha).
I don't know how much certification you need to be a lifeguard where you live but I live in Canada and it took me about a year to complete all the necessary courses. I think it will be worth it in the end though... sitting in a chair, sun tanning, blowing a whistle at kids, rescuing people from drowning.... hahaha
If lifeguarding isn't for you then I would totally reccommend the dinner hall. I love it there! My background is Italian and the it's an Italian hall and so it's a really neat cultural experience too! Maybe you could serve at a club/dinner hall of your ethnic background.
Hope you enjoyed the suggestions.
Answered by Sabrina
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It kinda depends on where you live, but some suggestions are chukie cheese, the mall, ice skating rinks, ect.
Answered by starangel
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I would try to work at the mall. Anything to do with the mall can be fun because you're around soo many people and you get a lot of good experience.
Coffee shops are nice because a lot of younger people work there. But being a waitress isn't really worth it.. some people can be so picky and you really don't make that much money. This summer I'm trying to work at local museums, possibly in the giftshops and then volunteering on the side because I'm a museum studies minor.
It all depends on your interests. =)
Answered by Arianna G
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retail (like apply at places where u like to shop at)
or food service (any where that doesn't serve alcohol)
and a personal favorite of many people our age: grocery store.
Answered by Kyle R
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Answered by Ravi
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If you are doing well in school, tutor other kids! You can charge like $20/hour and get a lot of cash, especially if you know more difficult subjects like math/science. You don't need to know the material like a teacher - but if you have a textbook in front of you and can understand most of the material, you can do it! Search for tutoring agencies in your area or online, or advertise yourself on Craig's list (make sure to have an adult or friend go with you to meet the person - just in case).
Answered by realisminlife
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