Should I work at Macy's or JcPenny?

How old do I need to be in order to work at JCPenny Portrait Studio?

I am 16, Loved photography all my life, I am in 11th grade and I'm taking a year of a photo class cuz I'm enrolled at a school for 2 classes Maximum and the rest r online.. I want to work at JCPenny Portrait Studio but have no idea what age I need to be... I am wanting to go to a community college to get my GE classes done so I can transfer to a university for my majoring in photography.. please help people, kisses and hugs, candice
Answer:

You have to be 18,but I usually partner with a local high school to take interns as young as 16. So check with your local photographers and see if they offer internship

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18 for all portrait studios. Maybe you can intern with a local photographer?

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