Tell me some good summer jobs and after school jobs (part time)for a freshmen in highschool. That has good pay
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Unfortunately there are very few jobs that pay well for someone your age. As a freshman, I assume you are 15 years old which is too young for most jobs. The only way you will find anything above minimum wage is if you know someone or have a connection that can get you a better job. Once you've embraced that you probably won't be making a whole lot, I recommend that you look for jobs that are fun. What are you interested in? Jobs at baseball stadiums are great for sports fans. Maybe a camp counselor would be fun for you? There are several summer camps for special kids. Look into some of these. Movie theaters may also hire you and will give you discounts on movies. Have fun and good luck.
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Summer camps are the best work for minors.  Otherwise you could try an ice cream shop or babysitting.
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I'm guessing you're too young to get a job (or you wouldn't be asking).  Babysit, mow lawns, go to stores for people, paint or clean houses, wash cars, be a camp counselor or a junior life guard.  There are a few places of business that will hire under 16 - like some ice cream shops.
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basketball, they are good this year, and probably national champions. Talk to your high school counselor, that is what they are paid for.
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Be creative!   Teenagers can be pet or child sitters, lawn mowers, housecleaners, work at fast food or full-serve restaurants, amusement parks, run errands for the elderly, work at recreational parks, flower shops, boutiques.  Look for ideas on community bulletin boards, call Community Action Councils for ideas, talk to people about something you might do to earn some extra cash.  Just be sure that you are willing to make a commitment and forego some of the fun you want to have.  No one wants to hire someone they cannot depend on.
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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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Do something that you like, or you will be misrable.  Do NOT do what your parents think you would like or be good at.  They screwed me even years after high school w/ that one!
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It's not hard if you are willing to start at the bottom and learn. The pay may not be great, the job may not be your dream job, but you have to start somewhere. Without much experience, you can't be too fussy. You also need to be able to commit to a regular schedule. Fast food places are where lots of young people get their first jobs. If you're in college, see if there are jobs on campus or if they can point you to internship opportunities. Sometimes school or childcare centers are looking for people to help with after school programs. The main thing is you have to make a strong effort and not get discouraged if you don't get hired right away. Check on line listings like monster.com and Craig's list, but also pick up the local newspaper and check the help wanted ads on a regular basis. Keep looking, keep applying, keep networking. You can find a job!
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You could put flyers on windsheilds for big businesses. You can bag groceries, right? You could sell your junk. You could sell stuff on EBay with a parent's help. Like baseball cards and stuff. You can ask your neighbors if they have chores for you. You could ask for an allowance. You can have a paper route. You can babysit.  I think they let kids be janitors at elementary schools, but i could be dead wrong. Also, if you like the outdoors, check with the forest service. If you like sports, go to a stadium and ask for a job. Good luck! Way to be industrious!
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Be a server.  Since you are only 15, it will have to be somewhere that does not serve alcohol.  It is the best money you will make.\n\nGrocery stores are fun too.  I would never do fast food.
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If you like the restaurant scene, that would be a good first job.  It strengthens your people skills, teaches you to deal with stress, etc.
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look under employment on their web-page. Most places hire provided you have working papers, but you may not be able to work after 9pm or full time. Sucks for a kid looking for summer employment.
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work at a fast food place\n\nif you are a full timer, the fast food place with work with you to get good hours\n\nyou may make $100 a week, but that's better then $0 a week,
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Any fast food place....or retail sales, in the mall.  Depends on which she might like to do, for a summer job.  It may also lead to part time, once school starts, if that's an option for her.
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All campuses should offer summer housing, although it will cost you money, you can avoid that by taking summer classes;filling out for financial aid for the summer might help with that expense. And you can also ask around on campus for odd jobs paid by left over bonus money that just collecting dust with a certain department(biology, history, etc)
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try finding an "on-campus" job through your university.  They usually pay pretty well.
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Unless you can find a summer internship in which you write a blockbuster novel or work of non-fiction, don't expect to get paid well ... LOL. "Writing" and "good pay" are not generally compatible. Unless you consider great experience and an interesting job pay in themselves.