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Hi Chris,

Finding a Job

Once you have all this information compiled, you can start to look for openings! A lot of chain businesses always accept applications regardless of whether they are looking to hire immediately or not. Places like Starbucks, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut work this way.

Typically, they will keep your applications in the system for six months, meaning whenever there is an opening you could be considered for it. Other places only accept applications when they need people. For these places, you just have to keep checking in with them, either on their website or in person. A good place to start looking for jobs is Hire Teen.

As the name implies, it is geared towards teenagers and you can do searches for places that hire based on age. Be aware that this site does not tell you if the place is hiring currently, only that it does hire for your age. It does usually link you to the company’s careers page, which is where you find the applications.

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  References. Most job applications are going to recommend, if not require, that you supply them with the contact information of at least two people who will speak to your qualifications or good qualities. Don’t worry if you don’t have any work experience as these people can be volunteer supervisors, coaches, teachers, or even family friends. But do not list any actual family members as references! This looks extremely unprofessional. Also be sure to give the people you list a heads up that you are including their information on your application.

  
  


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  Job History. Every application is going to ask what kind of experience you have. Most high school students have minimal experience and employers understand this. However, if you have ever volunteered somewhere for an extended period of time or even done some work for a family member’s business, list that. It can make a huge difference. Don’t discount anything. You might think that the summer you spent volunteering as a camp counselor was dumb, but to a manager that will show that you have experience dealing with people and can handle long days.

  
  

Interviewing

And when it does click into place, you are going to be asked to interview. You will either get a call or an email, and the employer will give you a choice of interviewing slots, you will choose one, and then you will show up. When you are getting ready for an interview, remember to stay calm. The person interviewing you will probably be nice–this is not a guarantee, however. So remember to be nice yourself.

In: http://www.theprospect.net/the-smart-teenagers-guide-to-getting-a-job-in-high-school-8749
http://www.hireteen.com/

Good luck!

The job for a 3rd grade student is to learn.