Hi,America this summer i'm visiting New Jersey  for 4 months how can i find there extra work?(i'm a student)
480524
Gointo town and look in stores.  A job opening is bound to turn up.  Just if you don't mind minium wage.
301633
try a rent a car place or a tourist agency!
546945
Your best bet would be either a temp agency that can find you appropriate part-time positions, or you can search for opportunities in your area on hotjobs, monster, or careerpath - you can specify geographic location and working hours (full or part time)
382894
Try calling some local landscaping companies and see if they'd like some summer help.  Or you could just ask your friends and neighbors if they would like you to mow their lawn, wash their car, etc.  Maybe also look into painting fences and houses?  If you find one house in need of painting, it could keep you emplyed for nearly the whole summer, and you won't have to work when it rains.
1047467
Dog sitting, house sitting, lawn mowing, Life Guard, paper route, car washing, minor house cleaning (windows washing - you can start with mine - the outsides! - ok I'm kidding).  This is a perfect time for you to take advantage of people wanting to go out of town but need help with any or all of the above. Be enterprising. Make flyers that advertise your availability. You'd be amazed how many of your neighbors will take you up on your offer. If you're good, word of mouth will take over for you! Good Luck!
771976
Have you thought of Louisiana or the Gulf States?  Right now, you should be able to pick up manual labor work -- hauling leftover trees and such, enough to build a repertoire of friends who know your skills.  Moving from your locale to another means you have to earn the respect of new people, which is unfortunately going to be done manually and over a long time.  Do something positive with those skills.  Who knows?  If you take a tent with you, maybe after a bit of time someone would lease a room to you.  Good luck!!
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Gift shop at the local hospital\n\nBook re-shelver at the local library\n\nFast food restaurants\n\nstock person at the local grocery\n\nlawn mowing ($20-40 per lawn)\n\nbabysitting ($10-20 per hour in our area)\n\npro shop at the golf course\n\nMost don't pay a lot, but if you get a lot of hours, you can do pretty well. The biggest thing is that you get experience. With experience you can get an even better job next summer.
420465
there isn't such option..but u may consider summer jobs..wat say?
670615
You'll probably need a work permit, and you can get one from your school...see the counselor for one; and your parents or guardians will need to sign it.  Try the refreshment stand at your local park or swimming pool.  Or try the local newspaper for an available paper route.  \n\nOr you can do what I did when I was 14...I loaded up car washing supplies onto my brother's wagon, and travelled all over the neighborhood and washed cars (I just used their garden hoses).  I made a lot of dough, and it was all tax free!  I even made flyers and homemade business cards to hand out.  Good luck, I hope you have a profitable summer.
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Good luck!  Get a summer job.
765422
Call the state office in your area to find a source.  There may not be one (see second reference).  The NJ info is the third reference.
1139597
Go to your state gov site (ie NY, MA, CA etc...) and then look into labor laws for national holidays.
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wow! That's terrific. I will add what I know, but I'm sure others will have more info for you.\n\nFirst, your program coordinator is going to have the practical info for you. S/He will be able to tell you about visas, passports, insurance, lodging, and the like. As to groceries, I would suggest an intensive internet search of the area(s) you'll be in. My daughter is going to Europe for 13 days next summer and we started with just googling the cities she'll be in. We also googled some of the cultural aspects, things like local slang and local food. Next we hit the city library for background on the cities. \n\nItaly is a unique place, and not always a comfortable place for American women. I would talk specifically to American women who have visited and/or lived in Italy. Your college is a great place to find those, and also the internet.\n\nI would suggest, just as a practical piece of advice, get a solid grasp on the local lingo and the money. Those two things will take a lot of time to master and you could use that time better there than figuring all that out. So master those things while you're still here.\n\nGood luck and I hope you have a terrific year!
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go to the state unemployment page for your state. NJ has exactly what you're looking for.
330832
go to a travel agency and ask the staff there.
350873
go out there to work for 6months I know a few people who have done this some families will put you up if you will do some jobs for them.
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check out workopolis.com