Ideas about a job?

Question

i need a job......not fast food.

i need ideas, i am old enough to work, but i cant get a job untill i pass my exams, in the meantime, i need other ides other then mowing lawns, shovling snow, and lemonade stand...i need practical ideads that i can actually use.

pertaining to the first answer....im 15 people.

I would also like to explain that just because i am 15 and young doesnt mean i am wanting quick cash, your rude. I am actually taking time out of MY life and MY time to work so that i can actually have a car by the time i get to age, unlike most people i have to pay for my car, insurence and gas by myself. I plan on making something of myself someday, so this isnt for quick cash, this is for investments.I have a plan 20-20-60.
20% for spending
20% for church
60% for savings

Now, i have experience in graphic design, 3d rendering, Hard labour, and i am an artist in oils, watercolor and in photoshop.
please dont trash talk me like the fellow below has done.....

Answer 1

Tom Sawyer painted peoples' fences for extra cash 100 years ago.

Cleaning out apartments for a landlord can also lead to a little money quickly, if you like honest hard work.

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Answer 2

YMCA or Camp or After School Program assistant or Mentor for arts, computer training etc.

Photo lab or Art Supply / Framing store.

Library.

Tutor.

ck w/ a local Youth Center for leads.

Any entry level position.. or stock position will quickly move you up if you show the desire to learn and are punctual. (( we all had to start somewhere. ))

Best of Luck to ya.
Ck out www.clarkhoward.com you may find something useful on his site. There is allot of financial advice about savings at your age. etc. Keep Positive and You'll More Than Just Make It YOU Will Rule.

Answer 3

that's the problem with young people these days.. they want to make a lot of money without any kind of experience or sacrifice.

Look, you are only 15. Unless you know how to write code, and are certified in a programming language, the only work you CAN do is mow lawns, shovel snow, McDonalds, bus dishes, deliver newspapers, or work at a movie theater.

That's it, my friend. Now get to it!

Answer 4

You should submit your resume to leading jobsite like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com. Also you should consult local placement consultant in your area. In the meantime, look out for an option to work online. Although it wont pay you like full time job but you can make extra cash in your spare time. I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I would like to share a link where you can make $600-$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
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Answer 5

What are the fastest growing jobs? -- A list of the occupations projected to grow the fastest is available at
http://www.bls.gov/emp/emptab21.htm.

What are the occupations adding the most jobs? -- Occupations with the largest projected growth are available at
http://www.bls.gov/emp/emptab3.htm.

What are the fastest growing industries? -- A list of industries with the fastest projected employment growth is
available at http://www.bls.gov/emp/empfastestind1.htm.

Do you have projected employment growth for States or geographic areas? -- Although the Bureau of Labor Statistics does not make projections for States or areas, almost all States make projections for their States and some local areas.
These projections are available at http://www.projectionscentral.com

Do you have more details on projected employment growth? -- The Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment

Projections page at http://www.bls.gov/emp/ has a great deal of data on and links to projected employment by occupation and industry, including the National Employment Matrix, which, for each occupation, provides base year and projected employment by each industry, and for each industry, provides base year and projected employment by detailed occupation.

Answer 6

Working as a receptionist, at your local doctor's office. Also, sales person at Radio Shack. Depening on where you live, You can work at your local library...