A Teenager's Guide to Part Time Employment
How to Find a Job when You Are a Teenager
By Eisla Sebastian, published Aug 25, 2006
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Creating Your Resume
One of the first things that you will need to do once you have decided to look for a job is to create your resume. A resume is basically just an outline of your work experience and a summary of the skills that you have already developed. Your resume should include the following elements: your name, your contact information including phone number and email address, your past work experience including the name of your employer their phone number and your duties, any volunteer work you have done, any work you have done for a family business, clubs that you belong to, and a summary of the skills that you already have. Your resume should be limited to one page, it should be listed in chronological order, and it should be free of type o’s.
Finding a Job
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Takeaways
- You can find want ads in your local newspaper.
- You can find job ads on Job Sites like Monster.com.
- You will need to create a resume.
Did You Know?
Never arrive late to an interview.
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