some advice on a summer job please?
915366
showing that you are eager dosen't hurt. call like the 4th or somthing.
1108787
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.
56545
It depends on how under-aged you are. Some places around here hire summer help at 14 years old. You could always offer to do housework for friends and family. You don't want to go up to people you don't know, but it is generally safe to assume that your parents wouldn't direct you somewhere unsafe. \nYou could clean, rake leaves, shovel...\nYou could also get a paper route. They hire real young for that. Our paper boy is like 8.
495848
Well look at the positive: \n\n1. You have summer vacation soon and it's starting to get really nice outside- something to look forward to.\n\n2. Also, this is just the beginning. I had to deal with this as well as college entrance exams, college applications, graduate school exams and applications..you have lots to look forward to. So don't worry, this is just the beginning. Don't sweat it too much. There's more on the way.\n\nAnd if you are still stressed, just think of Tom Cruise in "Risky Business" and the part where he says, "Sometimes you just gotta say what the _ _ _ _."\n\nIf you haven't seen the movie, rent it. \n=)
259279
if you have nothing to do this summer i suggest you work, and you have to see if its worth it. mo' money mo' joy!!
1083870
Hello..Find a good summer job is not impossible..Go to the Jobsabroad bulletin..It is free and will give you the chance to see many summer jobs everywhere..Good luck!
1062784
If your in school, I'd suggest car washes, or allowances, or a job. A summer job could get you some quick money working $5 an hour just lawn mowing or something. Do something old school and simple. Just don't do a lemonade stand. It's a waste of time.
567707
Well, there is the FAFSA, it'll tell you if you qualify for some grants, and loans, and scholarships (be prepared to write a lot of essays)...but really, you need a job (or two). This summer, I'm working full-time in a professional office, going to summer school, and working in a coffee shop on the weekends. (I find that having a 9-to-5 job frees up my nights and weekends for a second occupation, when needed.) It's not gonna be easy and it's not gonna be fun when you want to go on road trips with everyone else, but it's definitely worth it!
312498
It would be best if you could find a summer job or internship that is related to mechanical engineering, as that could already give you an "in" with that company. Hence, your search starts right now. But your potential employers would also prefer to see some related work experience outside of your design classes, so even if your summer employer can't offer you a job, you'll be ahead of the game. But for work starting in January, you should definitely get serious about applying for jobs starting in September. Be sure to make use of all the services your college has to offer. Have your resume ready, and start going to the career fairs on your campus. You could even start researching companies you're interested in right now.
11507
same as for a full time job: \n************************************\ndear sir or madam\n\nI would like to apply for a position of summer intern at ___ department of ___ . I am extremely excited about this opportunity to join a company that <read their website to see what they are proud of>\n\nI believe I would make an ideal candidate for the position. I have extensive academic background in the areas of ___. [Such and such extra-curricular activities] further added to my understanding of the field. My previous work experience introduced me to the ___ industry and allowed me to develop the ___ and  ___ skills.\n\nFurther details can be found in the attached resume. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nLowly Intern\n\n**************************\nMake sure the things you mention in cover letter are  in your resume. \n\nYour college should have placement office with brochures and workshops which teach you more of that language.
1026754
I am finishing my minor in forensics this summer. My best advice is to not get behind in studying and take every opportunity that comes your way, ie internships and jobs, they can always help you in the future when getting ou tin the work force
346190
This won't be the answer you want but it's my best advice to you.  Wait until summer or until you're closer to 16.  The labor laws in most states are so restrictive on what hours you can work and what you're allowed to do that very few places will even look at your application.  Fast food isn't even the answer anymore.  My suggestion to earn money for now would be small jobs for neighbors (yard work, babysitting, etc.) or possibly tutoring if school is something you're good at.  Good luck!
1081204
A job? best way, mow lawns , deliver papers , get a real job and help a farmer. They allways need help in the summer.
1147840
It depends on where you live...some states allow wavers so that you can work full time during the summer. When you apply for a job ask the manager about their policy and state and fed law.
448940
Don't know about Jersey, but there are MANY jobs in NY State.  Schools are hiring NOW.  Don't wait until you get your degree.  April is normally when schools here have their budgets in place and teachers know what they're going to do next year (leave, stay, retire, sabbatical). The best jobs will be available over the next couple of months.  From past experience, the ones that open up in August are not always in the best districts.  Go to your college's placement office, check the Sunday newspapers, and have your resume ready to go.  My job is being excessed in June, and I've already applied to MANY schools.  If you are teaching in a shortage area (math, science, languages, special ed.), you will have your pick of jobs.
340002
Depending on your financial situation here are a few suggestions.  l.  Go camping, its cheap and you don't have to worry what clothes to take.  2.  Water parks are a hoot if you have ever been.  3.  Again, if money allows, summer lodges are an absolute hoot and their price usually includes your food, entertainment and lodging and you are pretty well served on so all you have to do is enjoy.  4.  Another, if you drive, is just to take off and go wherever that vehicle takes you, you know, go with no plans and see where you end up.
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Ring the agency up and tell them that you are suited to working their, and that you want somewhere else. \n\nI am sure they will have somewhere else for you, as they have tons of placements there agencys do.  I been doing temp jobs for two years now, I have been put in some right dumps!! So I rang the agency up and told them that I am used to working in a nicer environment than the current one. \n\nThey sorted me out in no time, if you are a good worker, they should do the same! \n\nLife is too short to be sad.\nGood luck!