Finding Work
There are a variety of places where you can look for entry-level Jobs.
- Amusement parks
- Camp counselor
- Cashier
- Childcare assistant
- Local summer job programs
- Fast food or restaurant
- Hospitality i.e. hotels, resorts
- Lawn/yard maintenance
- Lifeguard
- Retail
- Resort jobs ie. ski resorts, vacation resorts, amusement parks
- Office Assistant
- Shipping/mailing services
Many companies give preference in hiring bilingual employees, especially such places as hospitals and clinics, court houses, immigration facilities, call centers, retail catalogue centers, customer service, as well as companies that offer hospitality such as hotels, resorts, and tourist attractions. Be sure to highlight your proficiency in a second language when applying.
Visit the U.S. Department of Labor website to find local Job Centers. Not only are they able to provide an extensive online job search engine, but they can also assist you with your job search, how to acquire skills needed to secure a job, as well as provide transportation or even business casual clothing to help you look your best at a job interview. If your job requires a uniform, they can often assist with the purchase of a startup set. You can also find valuable information on their website like postings of upcoming job fairs. dol.gov/general/topic/training/onestop.
You can look on individual company websites for online applications, or visit the following websites which are helpful in finding part/full time work:
