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It's not too late to snag that summer or part-time job. Check out the Resources below for assistance.
Job Search Resources
The following internet sites are just some of the resources for finding work - part-time, summer jobs, or full-time work. Remember these other, important ways to search for work:
- Check out the Classified section of your local newspapers. Many part-time / summer jobs are listed in local newspapers.
- Prepare a resume - even if you haven't had a "real" job.
- Don't hesitate to contact employers directly, especially if you want to work in a small business. Teens and the Job Game can give you guidance on how to do this.
- Network: Talk to friends and their parents about possible job opportunities they may have heard about.
- Talk to your Guidance Counselor about possible job opportunities or internships.
- Volunteer work can often be a great way to check out some career options if you can't find a paid job. You are also making a great contribution to your community when you volunteer.
Part-Time / Summer Jobs / Full-Time
(A resource providing hundreds of on-line applications and job forms for jobs in
retail stores, department stores, pharmacies, grocery stores, restaurants, shop
and more!)
(A national job board for part-time and summer jobs for teens.)
(A resource for information on important environmental jobs and Green jobs
training programs.)
(A resource to test your career interests and help you make the right career
decision.)
(Is a source of jobs in all fields / industries throughout the U.S. Will also give you
an idea of what jobs are popular for career purposes.))
(Listing of part-time jobs for teens around the U.S. Also provides important
information on child labor laws and regulations around working as a teen.
(Offers jobs tips / advice and resources for finding part-time and summer jobs)
(Offers job hunting advice, and part-time and summer job listings by state for
teens of every age)
(Offers ideas on summer / part-time jobs)
(A source for teens and young adults looking for summer and part-time jobs.)
(One of the best job search sites for teens on the Internet. The site also offers a job readiness program, called "Ready for the Workplace." Check it out!)
www.bestcareerlinks.com
(a guide to finding your first job – also includes tips and preparation)(A resource for part-time or summer jobs, and gives information on legal working hours by age.))
(Teen site that offers job search tips and information on jobs for teens 13 years and up. Helps you safely navigate the internet for the right types of jobs.)
(A guide to seasonal jobs such as in parks and recreation)
www.studentjobs.gov
(a link to government jobs for students)www.myworkster.com
(a professional networking site)
Jobs in the United Kingdom
(a great source for job vacancies in Hotels, Restaurants, Pubs and Contract Catering)
Job Search Resources for Teens facing Challenges -
For New Immigrants:
www.lifeintheusa.com is a good resource for recent immigrants. Find out how
you can prepare yourself for the world of work.
For Ex-Offenders:
An international organization helping disadvantaged persons and ex-offenders find work. Visit their website for information on job programs.
Visit the website profiling this easy-to-read manual to help ex-offenders find work quickly.
helpforexoffenders.wordpress.com
A blog that helps ex-offenders meet the challenges of searching for and finding work.
Volunteer Resources and Internships
Project Abroad is a resource for volunteer opportunities abroad. Visit the website
for information on the various volunteer and intern programs overseas.
Volunteer Match can help you find the right volunteer job for you.
The Riley Guide is a good resource to check out volunteer / intership and
apprecentice positions.
My cool career has great resources for teens interested in volunteering.
You can also learn all the ways volunteering can help you as well as your
community.