I've just left school and have a long holiday ahead of me with not that much to do. Can anyone suggest some part time jobs they might of done when they were my age or any suggestions. I no lots of employers want some experience - that I do not have. Just want it for the money really.
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Jobs for a 16 year old?
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Jimmy Grimble
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Football in the park is a job Snoobs 
turienzo's lovechild
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most supermarkets will take a 16-year old (including smaller convenience store type ones)....i worked at alldays (as it was then) at the 7 dials
just try tesco/sainsbury or something (do NOT work for co-op)
and i believe that aldi/lidl are excellent to their staff and pay more than other chains
just try tesco/sainsbury or something (do NOT work for co-op)
and i believe that aldi/lidl are excellent to their staff and pay more than other chains
The Clown of Pevensey Bay
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Jobs in shops are probably a winner. I worked in WH Smith in Brighton Station when I was that age. Just prove to the shop manager that you are hard-working, are not going to bunk off "sick" when you're either going out or hungover, and won't rob the till. You ought to WALK in to the many retail jobs that exist in Brighton and Hove.
Barrel of Fun
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During Uni holidays, I was a beach cleaner. Swan about with some pincers.
Not as bad as it sounds. Wandering along Brighton seafront in the sunshine and quite well paid.
I used to have the Hove Lagoon run, so I would walk from The Palace Pier to the Lagoon and read a book in the sunshine for a few hours and then make my way back.
Not as bad as it sounds. Wandering along Brighton seafront in the sunshine and quite well paid.
I used to have the Hove Lagoon run, so I would walk from The Palace Pier to the Lagoon and read a book in the sunshine for a few hours and then make my way back.
turienzo's lovechild
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also say that you're going to stay on after the summer part time, if you're going to college or whatever
I worked in the Fish and Chip shop between Fortune of War and The Belvedere (Not sure what it's called now..?) in my summer breaks, great for watching and chatting up birds, going to pub after work with older work mates - quality behaviour for a wide eyed 15/16 year old. 
What wasn't so quality was working for £1 an hour, but if you recognise the Belvedere name, then you also know it wasn't recently..
What wasn't so quality was working for £1 an hour, but if you recognise the Belvedere name, then you also know it wasn't recently..
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Paxton Dazo
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Snoobs cant get it up, let alone be a rent boy!
Spunk Bubble
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Join the army !
sod1
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fruit picking , usually cash in hand
Fluffer?
Not really a part-time summer job, surely?
Why not just sit on your arse, and wait for everything to come to you?
You really deserve to be given a stack of hard cash and a house to live in.
If you're not, shout nasty things about Gordon Brown, and [when you're old enough] vote that lovely genuine Mr Cameron in.
You really deserve to be given a stack of hard cash and a house to live in.
If you're not, shout nasty things about Gordon Brown, and [when you're old enough] vote that lovely genuine Mr Cameron in.
mr sheen
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Why not just sit on your arse, and wait for everything to come to you?
You really deserve to be given a stack of hard cash and a house to live in.
If you're not, shout nasty things about Gordon Brown, and [when you're old enough] vote that lovely genuine Mr Cameron in.
Are you me?
