Calling all Teens! Looking for a Job??
Want the latest iPhone 6 or PS4 but don't want to wait until Christmas to get it? If you're a teenager and looking to have some extra cash of your own to spend, why not consider a part-time job while studying in school? I started working when I was 15 years old and haven't stopped since. Even though I had to roll myself out of bed on Saturday mornings, working part-time has allowed me to pay for all my schooling, buy my own place and splurge on a few other luxuries along the way. Any time I needed or wanted something, the decision was mine…never needing the okay from mom and dad. Having your own money to spend when you're young not only allows you to be more independent, but it will also help you learn the necessary budgeting and saving skills that you will inevitably need as you get older and the bills get larger.
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- You can always try to score a job working at one of the 99 library branches in Toronto as a Page. Download the external application form and drop it off at your local branch.
- If you're interested in seeing what else is available for teens, start your job search.
- The Government of Canada has also put together a site just for job hunting for youth, which covers resume, cover letter and interview tips, and the hidden job market!
- If you're finding it hard to land a gig that pays, don't rule out volunteer work! Many entry-level positions still require some experience and volunteering is the best way to get some. Volunteer Toronto is a great one-stop shop for volunteering positions in the city.
And don't forget to check your local library for some of these great titles:
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