What kind of jobs could I get, that don't require experience?
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I agree with all of the above answers.  However, you specify "...nothing dirty." If you want a job you must be open to any and all possibilities. You have to start somewhere and for the majority of us, including me, it was at the bottom.
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anything freelance will do.\nbut you have to have good potential
565597
You don't have full knowledge of anything. Practice humility, it will get you a job quicker.
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look for an entry level it job. they are out there. i interviewed a few people for one about a year ago, and wanted someone with NO experience so they could be trained to do it right.
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I think you should rephrase the question since you may already have answered it yourself:  "What good paying ($11-12/hour) job can I get without any experience." The obvious is work at a quality restaurant for basic wages plus tips and hope you get the job on your looks since experience is zero.  A more practical approach is continuing with what you already have - office work, become more proficient with computer and "Office" applications (software: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, etc.) and climb to the level you expect.\nThe real answer to your question is there are no well paid jobs without education/experience.  Do not get disappointed, you are on the right track.
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The old catch 22..You can't get a job without experience and you can't get experience without a job.  A CMA can't hurt.
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Work in a museum or theme park.\n\nGet a job in a Car wash\n\nOffer to walk neighbours dogs for money.\n\nGet a job on a summer scheme for kids - all local councils usually operate them and they're good fun.\n\nCharity collector - getting people to sign up to donate.\n\nMost of these jobs should get you outside to enjoy the summer weather.
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The best job you could ever ask for is babysitting. It's easy and fun, especially if you can tolerate children. It pays a lot of money, too - often much more than store or restaurant jobs. You could be a full-time or part-time job, and the nice thing is, there are no taxes, so you'll be getting every penny you earn.\nNo experience? No problem. Just mention that in your ad, and offer to have a couple free training days. But usually "experience" is relative term. If you're babysitting babies, then you need it. But if they're like 5 or 6, then you just have to play with them.\nAfraid your friends will make fun of you? Oh well. See who'll be laughing when you have money and they don't.\n\nDon't like children at all? You can also be a house-sitter, although that's harder to find. You can be an assistant to the elderly. Or you can be a pet-sitter. All of these are slightly harder to find, but it's the same general concept. \n\nIf you like dogs, start your own small doggy daycare or something. \n\nHope this helps!
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I was that way too, I never found a job and now I work at a callcenter, LoL.  You could always start an online business of sorts, or open an ebay shop? Or find a weird place around town to work, like a dog groomer or here we have a pottery shop where you paint the pottery and they fire it for you...or maybe like a bowling alley or skating rink
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There are few opportunities out there for minors, especially on the web. Your best bet is to look at the "jobs" or "careers" link on any of the pages you visit (even Google or Yahoo) and see if anything fits your criteria.
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Try MONSTER.COM to see if there are any jobs that look appealing.  Since you don't want to stay at entry level, look for companies that have *both* entry and advanced level jobs.\n\nOnce there, learn everything you can.  In fact, if your finances will allow it, tell them you'll work free for 2 weeks.  That will make you standout from the other applicants.\n\nMike Honeycutt
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on yahoo jobs they have a huge list of jobs, try that\n by the way, nice hair (loL)
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Many technical fields have some sort of technician entry level that don't rely on a degree. Why not try your local careers centre there is a book called Ocupations which lists jobs with their route of entry... good luck!
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since you don't have a degree or anything like that, it's goin to be pretty hard to get any kinda job, what you could do is either build a killer application that no company could do without, and sell yourself that way, or get online, and search for online courses, or certs that'll prove that you know your stuff, good luck, hope ye find a job\n\nR3dm0
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You can do anything.  A lot of business don't require that you have a degree in a specific field, they just want you to have a degree.  You can do a ton with an English degree.  You could edit a magazine or newspaper.  Start your own magazine.  Edit books.  You can write greeting cards.  You can work of any company that has anything to do with music.  Find out what you think you might like to do, then find a company that does that and apply.
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Finance and Admin/HR functions..but you need to have some experience.. so you need to start from the bottom.
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If you want to do babysitting... maybe start with people your parents work with or neighbors.  These people will probably already have some trust for you and this will help you get experience.  Also, take the babysitting certification training or whatever it's called. I think it's offered for kids 13 and up. This might impress potential "clients".  If you choose not to babysit, a job in fast food is probably next easiest to get.