Best part-time jobs for teens?

Glass collecting in bars/pubs?

I'm 15 years old and have my GCSEs next year, my mocks in two weeks (should be revising ). Anyway I have tried making money online but most sites are quite bad when it comes to this, and I guess the internet isn't the best way of making money. I've worked in youtube which is probably the best way, but there isn't much else... Does anybody have any way online?
I live in a town and not in a huge city if that helps somewhat. I guess I could work in a supermarket or a fast-food restaurant, but I don't really feel a fast-food restaurant is my thing (I'm ok with the supermarket though, as long as it isn't too low pay) But what are good part-time jobs for a 15 year old that aren't overly demanding (but still require a fair amount of time)? I still have a year and I don't think year 11 will be TOO stressful early on, so are there are good part-time jobs to earn me some money before my GCSEs? Or is year 11 too crucial to have a part-time job with it? Thanks.

Why do you want to get a job, first of all?

A lot of places wont take you on until next year when you are 16 and you are leaving school.
Places you could try now though include: paper round, cafes, restaurants

Yeah, that's the problem. I might just wait until next year, but I just posted this thread if there actually was any jobs for 15 year olds (I guess not many though). I might try a couple of cafes though.

I'm 15 years old and have my GCSEs next year, my mocks in two weeks (should be revising ). Anyway I have tried making money online but most sites are quite bad when it comes to this, and I guess the internet isn't the best way of making money. I've worked in youtube which is probably the best way, but there isn't much else... Does anybody have any way online?
I live in a town and not in a huge city if that helps somewhat. I guess I could work in a supermarket or a fast-food restaurant, but I don't really feel a fast-food restaurant is my thing (I'm ok with the supermarket though, as long as it isn't too low pay) But what are good part-time jobs for a 15 year old that aren't overly demanding (but still require a fair amount of time)? I still have a year and I don't think year 11 will be TOO stressful early on, so are there are good part-time jobs to earn me some money before my GCSEs? Or is year 11 too crucial to have a part-time job with it? Thanks.

Superdrug are always desperate for staff. I'm 16 in year 11 and I'm the youngest my store has ever hired. I think that may be the youngest they would go though...

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I'm 15 years old and have my GCSEs next year, my mocks in two weeks (should be revising ). Anyway I have tried making money online but most sites are quite bad when it comes to this, and I guess the internet isn't the best way of making money. I've worked in youtube which is probably the best way, but there isn't much else... Does anybody have any way online?
I live in a town and not in a huge city if that helps somewhat. I guess I could work in a supermarket or a fast-food restaurant, but I don't really feel a fast-food restaurant is my thing (I'm ok with the supermarket though, as long as it isn't too low pay) But what are good part-time jobs for a 15 year old that aren't overly demanding (but still require a fair amount of time)? I still have a year and I don't think year 11 will be TOO stressful early on, so are there are good part-time jobs to earn me some money before my GCSEs? Or is year 11 too crucial to have a part-time job with it? Thanks.

Cafes and restaurants (the smaller independent ones more than the big chain ones) seem to take on under 16's.
And then theres paper rounds of course.

You could try Paper Rounds, they don't take up too much time and they're usually alright pay. My friend's done a paper round for about 3 years now and gets around £20 a week and she only does it 3 days a week for about an hour.

I'm in year 11 and have the same predicament now - best bet is something like a shelf-stacking job in a supermarket - personally I would wait until after the exams but it depends how confident you are with the GCSE's - plus most places probably won't take you on until you're 16 anyway

Yeah. I'm fairly confident with GCSEs but not too confident. I think it's more to do with my free time. I'm usually at home and browsing the internet or watching movies at home after doing work, and I sometimes feel I may have too much free time. This is more why I would like a job. But yeah, I don't think I can really get big jobs, and so was just wondering what jobs actually are available for me. And yeah supermarkets probably wouldn't accept <16
Also apparently A levels are even harder than GCSEs, so I feel as if I should use this time more wisely. But I should also study on my GCSEs, yeah.

Wait till the summer after the final exams, focus on studies, other than that only really look for small jobs such as paper round for a bit of money here and there, you'll be collecting the serious dough later my friend, don't you worry about that..

Alright I'll try a few of those, as they seem fairly close as well. I'm not the best cook but I'll try! I don't want to work in places like McDonalds, however a small restaurant seems pretty good. I'll send some CVs to some fairly close ones and see what happens. Thanks