Jobs for 15 year olds (1 Viewer)

[Sculzyoner]

Anyone have any ideas about good jobs for 15 year olds. I know the ovbious ones are woolworths, maccas, kfc etc...etc, but does anyone one have any ideas that are a bit different.

 

[chelbanga]

papper run?

 

[Uncle]

harass scientologists

 

[sickk]

cinema

iv been working at hoyts since i was 15, was the bomb.. until they sold to some new parent company pacific something, totally fucked it up and i hate it now

 

[kawaiinlove]

depends what you're into. say for example if you were into hairdressing you could apply for a small job at a hairdresser. Or hospitality, to start off, someone mentioned to me the other day that there is always a demand for kitchen hands.
there's also pharmacies, clothes stores etc.

 

[cassieagill]

gardening, secretary work, retail, hospitality

 

[Andi0390]

Its usually much more fun and cleaner and nicer working in a cafe rather than fast food or checkouts.

Bookshop or video store would be good, but they can be hard to get. Bakeries often look for staff, and libraries often have jobs where you can put all the books back.

If you play sports, a coach for a junior team. Depends on your skills/interests.

 

[Dr. Oyster]

News agent is the best

 

[ziki]

papper run?

i only did 3 weeks of paper run as a fill in for someone getting up 6am in the morning in wild wind and rain is just too too too horrible (maybe i was unlucky)

try kitchen hand or something

 

[Sarebs]

depends what you're into. say for example if you were into hairdressing you could apply for a small job at a hairdresser.

I was given a job at a hairdressers when I was 14, even though I wasn't into hairdressing. I'm 17, love it, and still work there. It's great work if you're a people person.

Depending on your boss, you may do hands on work (I often colour and rinse hair) or you may be like a receptionist and do odd jobs.

 

[RDX]

hmm.. be a lifeguard at a local pool =P I got a 16 year old friend doing that.

 

[U.S.A]

arvo call centre.

I know a few high schoolers who were call centre operators. worked from 4:30 till 8pm 3 days a week for like 15 bucks an hour.

 

[Jeee]

I worked at a chemist for a bit. It's a clean job, shit pay though where I went.

 

[Strawbaby]

Go for retail over hospitality. Having worked in both, I can tell you that in retail you do not miss the constant cleaning, scrubbing and sweeping that hospitality entails. I had to wash my hair after every shift from all the grease that would end up clinging to it.

 

[saberbladexx]

Work at the movies?

 

[ay0_x]

Go for retail over hospitality. Having worked in both, I can tell you that in retail you do not miss the constant cleaning, scrubbing and sweeping that hospitality entails. I had to wash my hair after every shift from all the grease that would end up clinging to it.

This.

If you can, avoid fast food. It's so much hard work for shit all pay. Supermarkets are heaps better. I worked at Hungry Jacks for 7 months and just started at Woolies. At Woolies i'm like "I'M FINISHED NOW?! I CAN REALLY GO HOME?!?! WHAT?!!?"

 

[townie]

Avoid fast food if possible, but anything with retail is a safe bet, your at a good age, mature enough (just) to work, cheap enough to take the risk.

 

[ashie0]

I have worked in retail since i was about fifteen. I, unlike a lot of my friends actually like my job, but dealing with rude people constantly is pretty tiring. Beats food though.

 

[ManicAggression]

Woolworths, Coles, Big W, Target, Supanews are some good job options.

 

[specky2009]

Yeah, this is a problem for me too. I was gonna busk in the streets, I have some friends that do it when they don't have enough money for the train or something lol. They start randomly singing and people pay them! lol....I think i'm gonna do that.