Summer job for 15 year old in Dublin

CBLFC96

Hi, I'm 15 and going into TY next year. Looking for a summer Job to gain some work experience and a bit of extra money.
Hoping to start mid July until mid/ end August.
I'm fairly good with technology enjoy buisness and I work hard. The trouble is I have no idea where to look so I would appreciate some suggestions of where to look also if anyone knows of any jobs available then PM me.
Thanks in advance

Mods: please feel free to change this if I have said something wrong or if I have posted it in the wrong place.

CBLFC96

Anyone? Really need one now

Mr. Loverman

Hi there

I don't think anyone will PM you a job offer.

What have you done so far to find a job?

CBLFC96

Hi im not looking for someone to PM me a job, Im simply looking for suggestions.
I have emailed a number of companies both local and national for work, only two people have replied. Ive been doing my junior cert so hadnt really got the time to go searching everywere, thats why I came here for suggestions to narrow my search.
*Well the Pm thing was on an off chance,
Cant blame me for trying*

tatli_lokma

Children
Under the Act, employers cannot employ children aged under 16 in regular full-time jobs. Children aged 14 and 15 may be employed as follows:

• Doing light work during the school holidays – they must have at least 21 days off work during this time
• As part of an approved work experience or educational programme where the work is not harmful to their health, safety or development
• In film, cultural, advertising work or sport under licences issued by the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation

Children aged 15 may do 8 hours a week light work in school term time. The maximum working week for children outside school term time is 35 hours or up to 40 hours if they are on approved work experience.

the difficulty for you is that you are under 16, and therefore classed as a child for work purposes. As a child there are strict limitations on how you can be employed. Most large companies won't bother with the inconvenience to be honest. Your best bet is to ask around locally to small businesses, shops, restaurants etc as this is really the main sort of work teenagers will get.

CBLFC96

Little Ted wrote: »

Children
Under the Act, employers cannot employ children aged under 16 in regular full-time jobs. Children aged 14 and 15 may be employed as follows:

• Doing light work during the school holidays – they must have at least 21 days off work during this time
• As part of an approved work experience or educational programme where the work is not harmful to their health, safety or development
• In film, cultural, advertising work or sport under licences issued by the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation

Children aged 15 may do 8 hours a week light work in school term time. The maximum working week for children outside school term time is 35 hours or up to 40 hours if they are on approved work experience.

the difficulty for you is that you are under 16, and therefore classed as a child for work purposes. As a child there are strict limitations on how you can be employed. Most large companies won't bother with the inconvenience to be honest. Your best bet is to ask around locally to small businesses, shops, restaurants etc as this is really the main sort of work teenagers will get.

Thanks for the advice