Where can teens do their summer job search?
Most teens will be using the internet as their primary source for finding open positions. Some sites that post part time and hourly positions include SnagAJob.com, Teens4Hire.org and Craigslist (here and here). Additionally, teens should look around for “Help Wanted” or “Now Hiring” signs which many employers still use as a way to find candidates. Social media is also a good place for teens to post their quest for employment as more companies are recognizing Facebook, MySpace and Twitter for their reach. 4) What summer jobs are available for teens on Long Island? A few examples of traditional summer jobs for teens include camp counselors, lifeguards, retail, fast food and babysitting/child care. Some other positions could include working at local movie theaters, country club snack bars, for landscapers and even working as a teen promotions expert which would give excellent experience in the field of marketing and public relations. Proactive teens can isolate a skill they are good at an
