Whats a job a 15 year old student like me could get?

Grocery stores!!

Babysitting, gardening or waiting in restaurants are all good options and look good on CV's later in life.

work at mcdonalds or a other non-demanding job. try working at a place where you yourself shop or eat at and that you will enjoy working at.

retail jobs. fast food jobs. working at a supermarket. i would start at the mall.

Try babysitting or looking for jobs as a paper delivery girl/boy. Good luck.

A local convenience store

I worked at McDonalds when I was that age...it was a great jumping point.

You are not old enough to work, but some places might let you slide. If i were you, I'd volunteer at the career you want to get into first (since it is legal to volunteer under age 16), and then you will be able to land the same job with pay once you turn 16. Being that you are starting work, it is recommended that you try to look for a job that will be related to your career. Pick something other than McDonalds, because the earlier you start out working for the job you want in your future, the easier it will be to get there with early experience. (say if you want to be a doctor, volunteer and work as an assistant in a Doctors office) The reasons are that you will be able to test waters in what you want to do, rack up a good work experience by the time you are out of college, and it will also provide important connections with people who can give letters of recommendations to schools and future jobs. Ways you can find a job related to the career of your choosing are so: 1. Career Centers at your high school, College, or private institutions where they match your profile with jobs. 2. Internships, usually provided at the school or job you are interested 3. Volunteer (if your career is part of a public organization. This will help you make friends and recommendations from the supervisors to offer you future jobs in their practice) 4. Websites such as www.snagajob.com or monster.com (you may search for jobs in their site, or wait for them to notify you on job openings near your area via. email.) 5. Job Fairs. In some colleges there are job fairs that are held every year. You are 15 and not in college, but you may still be able to go to your local community college information center and ask when they hold a job fair. There will be numerous companies that are looking for ambitious workers. If you just want an ordinary job, then you will have to decide whether you like labor, hospitality, or office work. Labor work will land you jobs such as painting, FEDEX, and such. (fedex only hires 18+). Hospitality and restaurant jobs are ones where you serve people, such as hotels and restaurants, they give good tips. Office work will land you a seat job and connections, also very good on your resume. Best advice for you, since you are young, is to rack up alot of experience in your field of study, and dont waste your time working for anything outside your major that you want in college. Volunteer work and work with institutions will give you a life changing experience and also great recommendation. Think about it. If you are lined up with other straight A students to get into a college, who would they pick? They would pick you if you have years and years of volunteer work, work experience related to your major, and also letter of recommendations. Good luck! You can always sell drugs if you want thrill =] . jk

subway... easy job