Franklin Said:

Teenager looking for a writing job??

We Answered:

you could try for your school newsletter or something like that?

Adrian Said:

What are some questions you can ask at an interview for teenagers with jobs?

We Answered:

- what skills would you say are required for someone with your position?
- where do you see yourself in 5 years?
- what would you like to learn from this job?
- how much do you make? (or...do you feel that this job pays fairly for the work that you are required to do?)

David Said:

What are the Top 10 summer jobs for teenagers?

We Answered:

The top 10 Summer jobs for teenagers would have to be, in no specific order, the McDonalds application, the Burger King application, Taco Bell job application, Sears application, Target job application, Walmart application, any recreation and park jobs, JC Penney job application, Universal Studios Summer jobs, and Wendys job application. From my recent research for students in high school, I have found those to be the best for teenagers, also most of those are quick hire jobs. Do not forget to add in your article, that this is the time that students should be asking teachers and counselors for letters of recommendation for their jobs. Most teenagers do not bother, but a few well written letters can really say a whole bunch about the prospective applicants.

Andy Said:

What are some jobs I can do online for teenagers?

We Answered:

I know a way to make a very easy $2.75 a day in just 2 minutes on this one site. if you want details e-mail me at rozorb@yahoo.com This site only pays out monthly, but this money method is beyond easy.

With this money you can invest into something like neobux or onbux, which will give you a good income in the long run.

You can try a gpt site that pays you for doing offers or surveys, i recommend you check out centerofprizes.com. it will pay very nicely if your willing to put in the work.

Willie Said:

Freelance writing for teenagers?

We Answered:

You have so totally got to check out sites like Fiverr.com or Uphype.com. At Fiverr, you're stuck with doing jobs for five bucks apiece but with Uphype, you can choose $8, $16, or $24 a job. Of course, you'll need a Paypal account to get your money but it's a good way to build up a portfolio for a long-term writing career.