A summer job for a 16 year old girl?

Question

I know I am looking into this far in advance, but i heard that you have to apply early for summer jobs. I'll be 16 next summer, and my mom told me that I need to get a job, which I don't mind, but I want it to be something I enjoy.

I was considering a camp counselor at an overnight camp, but they don't make too much money. Any suggestions are welcome, thanks!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

restaurant work....great money and people are so much fun to work with in this business, I started bussing tables at 15 and have been at the same restaurant ever since, and I'm now 23, so from experience, that's what I'd do.

Answer 3

Well, you have plenty of time.  No one can hire you yet.  It's way too early.  However, you CAN start asking around and finding jobs that will let you work a few hours on a Saturday morning.  You can make a few extra bucks AND try some different jobs out.  I did this when I was 14.  I worked in an ice cream store for 2 hours after school, then 6 hours on Saturday and Sunday.  When I was 16, I worked in a bookstore for 4 hours after school and 8 hours on Saturday and Sunday.  

Figure out what you truly enjoy.  I love books, so the bookstore was a perfect choice for me.  I also worked at a coffee shop for a while.

Answer 4

ummm where do u live

Answer 5

Definitely go for being a camp counselor if you think you're up for it!! It is by far the funnest, most rewarding summer job there is. You usually get free room and board plus a salary... and I know the pay isn't splendid for being there 24/7 but it's usually not bad and the experience is far preferable to working at McDonald's. It's a ton of work though (at least the one I work at is) so make sure you're up for it. :)

Answer 6

get into a boutique....women loves clothes,dont you?...so,why not?,sometimes they pay you really good...go everywhere except stores like wallmart,believe me,i worked in one when i was your age,and it was a h**l of work for the less salary...tehy got me working like a mule,and my feet where swollen because i wasnt allowed to sit down for 5 minutes...

Answer 7

working fast food place.