Jeffrey Said:

What are some good jobs for a kid fresh out of high school with little work experience?

We Answered:

That depends on how much training you are willing to do. If you want a job straight away, here are some you could apply for:
-sales assistant
-stocker at a supermarket
-cashier
-video store assistant
-trainee dental assistant
-trainee childcare worker
-cook
-trainee pharmay assistant
-cleaner
-front office reception at a big hotel
-sandwich artist (at a sandwich shop such as subway)
-apprentice hairdresser
-apprentice carpenter
-bartender (must be over a certain age, possibly over 18 or over 21 depending on your country)
-apprentice chef
-kitchen hand/dish washer
-salesperson for a private company, e.g. pro-ma systems (income is solely commission), and pro-ma provides training sessions you may go to if you want.
-apprentice electrician
-apprentice plumber
-apprentice jeweler
-truck driver (may require a special licence, depending on your country)
-taxi driver (may require a special licence, depending on your country)
-apprentice florist
-farmer (may require training)
-sleep technician at a hospital (requires about a week of university training)
-apprentice spray painter
-apprentice mechanic
-apprentice jeweller
-apprentice baker
-waitor
-apprentice locksmith
-manager of a franchise, e.g. mcdonalds, krispy kreme donuts, etc. (will require training first)
-salesperson
-customer service attendant
-car park attendant
-lifeguard
etc.

You could also start your own business, although it might be a bit risky at the moment, go to college or do some type of tertiary training. I hope you find a job :)

Randall Said:

Should high school work experience be placed on a college-level resume? Even if it was only seasonal?

We Answered:

It really depends on your other work experience. It won't hurt to put it on there and it does show that you've had a certain level of responsibility for a while. Considering you are still in college looking for a job, I can't imagine you have THAT much work experience, so I would put it on there.

Leroy Said:

high school work experience?

We Answered:

Veterinary practices? They often have rooming kennels / catteries attached for the animals to prepare or recover from procedures and they find it useful to have an extra pair of hands around for that.

Check out the arts venues and groups as well, they often take work experience students

http://www.need2know.co.uk/need2know/wor…
This gives a few other ideas

Some of my lot took work experience with a friend of the family. It was away from home and gave them the chance to have a real rounded experience. Our friends gave them a spare room so accommodation wasn't a problem. And I wasn't there...so no nagging! One did it in a legal firm and another was in a touristy area in a bookshop.
Does your family have interesting friends/ relatives?!

Horticultural firms often take people, so you could do lots of outdoor work and keep fit + get a tan at the same time.
Does your council take w.e. students on in their parks or leisure centres?
Theatres?
Cinemas?
Art's studios?
Comedy venues?
Hospitals?
Centres that hire studios out for photographers might well offer w.e.?

Hope this helps