There are hundreds of job titles to choose from across dozens of industries—regardless of your age or stage of life. And this is even true for teens and college students.
In an effort to make finding your first job easier for you, we’ve put together a list of 25 summer jobs you should consider. Moreover, a part-time job will allow you to earn some extra money and still have time for family, friends, vacations, or just chillaxing.
1. Outdoor Nursery Worker
In a nursery, you’d typically take care of plants, set up displays, help customers load supplies, and clean. You might also need to be able to lift heavy objects. Nursery workers earn an average wage between $10 to $15 an hour.
2. Sports Scorekeeper
Keeping score in youth sports leagues is another sports job teens or college students can do. Scorekeepers normally earn minimum wage.
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