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Pest control technician, trained on the job.
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Programs that pay you, or cover your costs, while you learn a trade or career.
Internships for students and people starting out. Check each program for who can apply.
Gigs posted by families and neighbors near you. A great way to earn your first pay and your first reference.
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Pest control technician, trained on the job.
Warehouse store jobs, including cashier.
Hospital support jobs: housekeeping aide and kitchen worker at Kaiser Permanente hospitals.
Full-time and part-time seasonal store jobs.
See OpeningsStore, grooming salon and PetsHotel jobs.
Tire technician: mount, repair, rotate and balance tires and do oil changes, with training provided.
Mover: load, carry and deliver household moves, with paid training.
Tire technician: mount, balance and rotate tires.
Warehouse associate in Ontario: receive and store materials, fill orders, and load and unload trucks. Forklift training offered.
Caregiver for seniors at home: company, meals and errands, with paid training.
Store crew: register, stocking and food prep at a convenience store.
Merchandiser: stock shelves and build Coca-Cola drink displays in stores.
Merchandiser: stock and build drink displays in stores.
Store cashier and stocker. Part-time and full-time.
Electrical construction helper: help electric line crews build and repair power lines.
Retail sales consultant and internet installation technician jobs, with training provided.
Car wash and detailer jobs at rental car branches and airports.
Food service worker, concessions and catering jobs at stadiums, campuses and offices.
Warehouse associate: load and unload uniform and supply orders.
Part-time seasonal sales associate.
See OpeningsSeasonal package handler and driver helper.
See OpeningsCable and internet field technician and store sales jobs, with paid training.
Child care teacher at daycare centers, caring for babies and young children.
Cashier, customer service and sales associate, freight associate and warehouse associate. Full-time and part-time.
Store jobs helping customers find auto parts.
In-store jobs: cashier and customer service.
Package handler and warehouse jobs.
Security officer jobs. Part-time and full-time.
Hotel jobs: housekeeping, front desk and food service.
Airport ramp agent: load bags and cargo and guide planes.
Bank teller jobs at Wells Fargo branches, helping customers with deposits and withdrawals.
Production associate on the line at bread bakeries such as Montebello and Sacramento (production plant work).
Warehouse generalist at cold storage warehouses: move and load food pallets.
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newbeejobs Local Gig Application Your next opportunity starts here! | Date 10/26/2026 |
| Personal information | |||||
| Full name John Smith | Phone (713) 555-0100 | ||||
| City and state Houston, TX | Email john@example.com | ||||
| Parent or guardian name and phone (if under 18) Maria Smith, (713) 555-0101 | |||||
| Position desired | |||||
| Applying for Babysitting | Pay requested $12 an hour | ||||
| Transportation I live nearby and can walk or bike | |||||
| Availability (check all that apply) ☒ Weekday afternoons ☒ Evenings ☒ Weekends ☐ Summer and school breaks | |||||
| Experience and skills | |||||
| Experience Watch my two younger cousins after school twice a week.
Walk and feed our family dog every day. | |||||
| Skills and training Red Cross babysitting class. Can cook simple meals. Comfortable with large dogs. | |||||
| References | |||||
| Name Mrs. Lopez | Relationship neighbor | Phone (713) 555-0102 | |||
Coach Davis | soccer coach | (713) 555-0103 | |||
| Signature | |||||
| I certify that the information on this application is true and complete. | |||||
| Applicant signature | Date 10/26/2026 | ||||
| Parent or guardian signature (if under 18) | Date | ||||
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Reliable and motivated candidate seeking a cashier or stocker position. Ready to learn quickly, show up on time and contribute to the team.
Example High School, class of 2027
Evenings · Weekends · Reliable transportation to work
English, Spanish
Available on request
Nervous? That's normal. We'll help you get ready, one step at a time.
Six short steps, from your first application to your first day.
Most of these applications only ask for your contact details, your school and the hours you can work.
Write down the days and times you can work before you start. Open weekends and evenings get more callbacks.
Send five or more applications in the same week, then visit the store and ask for the hiring manager.
A real employer does not charge you to apply or ask for bank details before hiring you. Tell a parent or guardian if one does.
Never had a job, or only a little experience? Start here.
How to apply for a first job, step by step: where to apply, what employers ask about, when they hire and how to stay safe.
Tips for applying to jobs as a teen: checking the hiring age, working around school, getting there, what to put on a first resume, the interview and staying safe.
No jobs to list yet? You still have plenty to put on the page.
A first resume is one page that shows you are reliable, can learn and can work with people. School projects, volunteering, activities and things you do at home all prove that. Here is how to write each part, with a sample you can follow.
I babysit my brother.
Care for a younger sibling after school three days a week, including meals and homework.
I was in a group project.
Organized tasks for a four-person class project and presented the results.
I play soccer.
Varsity soccer, two seasons. Practice five days a week while keeping up with classes.
I helped at church.
Set up and served at monthly community meals for about 80 people.
Reliable and motivated student seeking a part-time cashier or stocker position. Ready to learn quickly, show up on time and contribute to the team.
Example High School, Houston, TX. Class of 2027.
Evenings · Weekends · Reliable transportation
English, Spanish
Available on request
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