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The Ins and Outs of part time jobs By Carla Neeson 2 How to get a part time job Most of us don't have a clue how to get a part time job, we just complain that there is nothing in our area. Unless you live in the highlands in a shack, miles from civilisation, then that is unlikely to be true. A part time job will not come looking for you; you have to go looking for it- don't give up now! It is possible! The best place to start is by looking in local newspapers- you may not qualify for the latest teaching post, but somewhere in a small corner there could be an advertisement for a waitress, waiting just for you. Also keep an eye on notice boards in school, supermarkets and any other community boards- it could be worth your while taking a read through while your mum rummages in the frozen foods dept. One place you may not have considered is the local job centre- most have a section dedicated to jobs for young people. It may seem weird at first, but you might as well get used to the place- you will probably be back in the future. If jobs aren't falling down around your ears, then you need to get your name around. Let the universe (or at least the local bakery) know that you are ready and willing to earn a living- well 10% of it anyway! Don't feel awkward- go into shops and restaurants and ask if there are any vacancies- if not, get them to put your name and details down for future reference. Volunteer your services in as many places as possible- you must be in it to win it!
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