http://www.mylot.com/w/keywords/teen+jobs.aspx MyLot Discussions About teen jobs en-gb http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2094336.aspx i'm 16 yrs. old and i've been finding it very hard lately to find a job. i have resorted to looking for any online jobs i can find. i have been told that taking online surveys are not very profitable. i have recently made a clickbank account but don't really know how to get started. i was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for a teen trying to make some extra money... Wed, 05 Aug 2009 16:47:35 GMT keyahbaby011 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1640285.aspx The best ways for teens between the ages of 14-16 to make money? WAys other thatn things like allowances or something like that. Wed, 06 Aug 2008 13:52:43 GMT 011baby http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1621417.aspx She just turned old enough to get a workers permit. but this permit comes with lots and lots of restrictions. I am wondering just where she should look for a job, now that she has her permit. She is only 14 so her choices are very limited. Wondering if any of you have an suggestions as to what she could do at this age, besides babysitting, I really do not want her babysitting. Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:15:35 GMT AnnaB7 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1565645.aspx We lived in the country when our children were teens, so there were any number of things they could do for neighboring farmers or area retirees to make a little pocket money. Once they were driving, each had part-time jobs in town, usually starting in fast-food and then moving on to something with more responsibility. What have you, when you were a teen, or what your teens done to make extra money for the things that they wish to do/buy? Please DO NOT post responses containing information seeking referrals for online "paid-to" programs! Tue, 17 Jun 2008 18:22:09 GMT newtondak http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1202644.aspx How can I make some easy money this summer? I'm too old for Lemonade Stands, I've tried walking dogs and car washing... none of them worked out! I don't get an allowence and i've talked to my parents about it... and mylot just pays too slowly. Some of us have computer limmits. (GR!) What can I do? I need some cash, fast. Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:06:03 GMT bloo_equinox http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1166977.aspx Should high school students get part-time jobs? In our family, we consider school to be their first job, and their main responsibility. If they want to get a job that pays them, they have to have good grades before they start, and show a high level of responsibility. Once they get a job, those good grades have to continue, or the job has to go. In the summer, they can work as many hours as they can get once they are sixteen. Mon, 25 Jun 2007 07:41:02 GMT TeresaK http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1098202.aspx Hi friends and fellow mylotters. I was wondering what your very first job was when you turned a teenager. Do you remember what you got paid? Did you like the job? How long did you keep it? I had decided I wanted to be a nurse when I grew up. So at age 15 I heard of a Nursing Home that would allow 15 year olds be a nurses aide. (this was 1967-68) I still remember the day I walked up those steps of the Carmelite Home in St Charles Missouri. It was run by the Catholic Nuns of the Carmelites. I went in to the office and asked for an application. After I filled it out, Sister Mary Ursula took me upstair to the 2nd floor to meet Sister Mary Concepta. We went to the nurses station but she was not there so Sister Ursula started looking in room to room. Back then there were no intercoms etc to find each other. We found her in a room with a lady that was very ill. I remember starting to walk in the room and I smelled the stentch and could not remain in the room. Neither nun knew that I left the room. I ran downstairs and out the front door. I sat on the steps for a minute thinking I could not do this. As I sat there I don't know if God come down to talk to me in my mind or what but all of a sudden I was saying to myself... "What is wrong with you? You said you wanted to be a nurse. The lady is sick, she is not trying to do anything to make you feel sick, SHE IS SICK." With that, I kind of shook myself off inside and stood up and climbed those stairs again and went back into the room. Fortunately the nuns were so busy taking care of this lady they did not notice I had left. From that moment on, that home became my second home and the love, the care, the nurturing I got within those walls I could never replace. I remained there until the day I left for the Army 3 years later. I saw so much sadness there. But instead of dwelling on the sadness, I would gather my little 2nd floor ladies and men and bring them to the sitting room and turn on music and tv shows I knew they would like Those that could stand and walk I would have up and dancing. We did not have physical therapy or occupational therapy as much back then. I did not know that was what I was giving them then. What I do know is that I got them to laugh, to have fun, and learn that even though they were getting older they were still somebody. I truly think those 3 years began the molding of the person I was to become. I was not Catholic, but I learned through those nuns that if you love, it does not matter what religion you are. There is always something you can share and learn from others. Now what was your first job? Wed, 23 May 2007 06:17:55 GMT maries1952 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/735917.aspx Am I the only one overwhelmed by all of this? And there is still more I didn't mention!! I got two in High School and one in elementary....it ant easy Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:49:54 GMT devideddi