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What jobs could high school students do after school?
I want to help my family financially and save some money for college. I am currently working part-time waiting table but I found that I don't really like this job. #highschool #student #parttime
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Cameron’s Answer
Hi there! There are lots of jobs for high school students and graduates. Waitresses, hostesses, and busboys work at restaurants. You can also look into retail associate jobs at the mall. Some other jobs include babysitting, lifeguarding, coaching for a sports team, and tutoring. Furthermore, you can apply to summer internships at hospitals, tech companies, financial institutions, and more, depending on your interests!
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Devika’s Answer
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You could take some additional tuitions , online classes to help students in need.This would also increase your knowledge and revision.
Other options , do baby sitting , or work at McD or Pizza Hut or Dominoes outlet to earn extra income.
Some of the student I know also take exercise classes as well for kids who are much younger than them,
You could also see if some nearby shops need an assistant , best wishes.
You could take some additional tuitions , online classes to help students in need.This would also increase your knowledge and revision.
Other options , do baby sitting , or work at McD or Pizza Hut or Dominoes outlet to earn extra income.
Some of the student I know also take exercise classes as well for kids who are much younger than them,
You could also see if some nearby shops need an assistant , best wishes.
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David’s Answer
If you are strong swimmer, take a lifeguarding course--apparently that pays pretty well as a summer job at camps, local swimming pools. Summer camps also need counselors.
You might be able to find parents who would pay to tutor their younger kids, especially at math, coding, or foreign language (if you are fluent). Ask your parents if you can post an offering at your local library or community center.
Dog walker?
Increasingly there are ways to make a few bucks online, but beware of scams, especially if it asks you to pay something upfront to make money later!
You might be able to find parents who would pay to tutor their younger kids, especially at math, coding, or foreign language (if you are fluent). Ask your parents if you can post an offering at your local library or community center.
Dog walker?
Increasingly there are ways to make a few bucks online, but beware of scams, especially if it asks you to pay something upfront to make money later!