More and more schoolchildren prefer to work rather than rest during their summer vacations. There are many reasons for this: someone wants to assert themselves, to feel like an independent person, earning money, and someone is saving up the necessary amount for an expensive thing that they have long dreamed of. There are also teenagers who go to work to help their parents if there are financial problems in the family. In any case, one's own earnings discipline, accustom one to responsibility and prudence.
Instructions
Step 1
In large cities, it is relatively easy to get a job as a courier, as well as get a job as a distributor of advertising materials (leaflets, posters, brochures). Of course, they won't pay much for such work, but it still brings some income. Information about such vacancies can be found on many sites of the relevant profile, as well as in newspapers like "Looking for a job".
Step 2
Spa centers and recreation areas always require additional staff in the summer for catering, cleaning, ice cream and soft drink retail. For information, you should contact the management of sanatoriums, recreation centers, catering establishments.
Step 3
You can also get a job on landscaping and landscaping. That is, it will be necessary to remove garbage, plant flowers, shrubs, etc. Available vacancies should be inquired with the relevant departments of local municipalities.
Step 4
Finally, you can earn extra money as a tutor, of course, if the high school student is fluent in a particular subject and knows how to clearly and clearly explain. Pupils are found with the help of word of mouth, that is, according to information from relatives, friends, acquaintances. In large cities, the tuition fees are quite impressive; in small towns and villages, of course, they will be much lower.
Step 5
Of course, everything possible must be done so that the teenager is not exposed to risks while working, and also does not end up in the hands of an unscrupulous employer who may simply not pay him for his work. Remember that according to the laws of the Russian Federation, a student can work from the age of 14. At the same time, before the onset of the age of 16, he needs a written permission from his parents (or one of them).
