Marc S
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Paper runs, especially Sunday ones, you can make £150 for one days work.
I used to do one and got about £70 every Sunday for it, it also looks good on your CV for when you go to get a proper job.
So give it some thought.
Just go into your local newsagents and say to him you are interested in starting a Sunday paper run, and if you get the all clear just go round doors asking people what papers they want. |
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Cari
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Most large companies won't hire you until you're sixteen, and there are several reasons for this: there's usually a clause in their insurance that says they can't, you're restricted by law in the hours that you can work, etc etc etc.
So, your best bet is to stay away from the large companies and try smaller places like independent cafes, newsagents, etc.
The other thing you can do is try asking around your parents' friends, neighbours, etc to see if anyone needs any help with chores, babysitting, dogsitting, etc. |
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shed2k8
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exactly what cazz said, paper round and potwashing jobs, they are kinda crap jobs though, wait till youre 16 you get paid more and can apply for better jobs
oh and davidNH
that was a VERY long time ago, like early 1900's |
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bighazeleyes.no1
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I had a job in a newsagents in a small village when I was 15. Dont know if this was right, but it was allowed to happen |
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I am sweet Don't u think?
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Yes, There are many opportunities for you online. If you are willing to spend some time there are opportunities online and offline to you. I Have seen many kids and teen have benefited from those ideas. There are traditional as well as modern methods of making money. |
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radical2393
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umm sorry all i could think off it babysitting ?
or paperboy
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RoSsHaYcH
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paper boy. :P but if your awake @ like 3am then you could go out then and help the MilkMan deliver the milk i used to do that :) just for the fun of it lol not really for money but once your finished you get like £10-15. and you can drink milk from the back of the van whenever you feel like it. |
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zezzzell
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usually paper rounds or handing out flyer's, you could advertise as a dog walker or cut lawns,also window cleaning or car cleaning for neighbours |
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g3mg3m.
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Pot washing, paper rounds, drinks maker & sweeper in a hair dressers/barbers. |
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Prince Bharat Bhardwaj
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modelling....gym instructing |
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qaadar m
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yes , car_wash |
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buildypuss
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paper rounds maybe, delivering leaflets, cutting grass, babysitting , looking after young children whilst their mums get on with some jobs around the home. Dog walking! You have to show intuitive and think "what are people short off? what do people want?" then you never know what the answer will appear! |
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Joseph S
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im 14 and im the same but if you get your friends mum or family to let you have a trial of baby sitting their baby you could put up an ad and babysit :) watch t.v easyyy money mate |
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Billie
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yeah i got my first job when i was 15, i had a job as a waitress, but you can also get a job as a potwasher, doing a paper-round, or working as a shop assistant. Loads of people that i know have had jobs like these and the pay isnt too bad either
good luck :)
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Caz
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yes potwashing, paperround |
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James May
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Same situation :|
Only odd jobs like babysitting, car-washing, dog walking, etc.
Or maybe a cafe? or restaurant? |
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Dan
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I am 16 and I am finding it hard to get a job at the moment. Large supermarkets wont employ you until you leave school at 16 and other shops are reluctant to employ young people studying at school.
The best way you can make money is to either get a paper round, or do chores around the house or at your neighbours houses. |
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Rhaich
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well, legally ur not allowed to work until ur 16 but small businesses like a cafe or B&B might take u on.
I got a job when I was 14 waiting on for a functions orgainiser company thing (i dnt reli no wat to call them) but yeh, I worked at weddings and birthdays and that kinda thing just handing out drinks and serving meals ect |
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â„¢Danny
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Ask someone in your family if they can get you a part time job at their work.
*By the way, Paper-rounds are not a good idea, they pay very little and you wont have anywhere near enough money for a games console before christmas. |
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DavidNH
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Don't the British use small children as chimney sweeps?
Need your chimney swept, Gov'? |
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IaskYouanswer
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Nope your back to stealing
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