Best to go into the shop that does paper rounds with a parent/elder sibling.
Then simply say you are interested and ask how to apply.
It doesn’t usually need a cv, it can be done informally.
I did this with someone and then they just asked for the number of the parent and arranged for it to happen.
Good first impressions! Go in a tidy outfit!!
Then simply say you are interested and ask how to apply.
It doesn’t usually need a cv, it can be done informally.
I did this with someone and then they just asked for the number of the parent and arranged for it to happen.
Good first impressions! Go in a tidy outfit!!
Is there not a local hotel/pub that you can get a kitchen job in and maybe do some cleaning as well it might not be easy regards the Covid -19 stuff going on but you can always ask around and you should not need a CV
Original post by Freddie.G
I live in a small to mid size village and want to get a job like paper round/post office work or things like that, need some advice on how to apply for them,
If you struggle to find a traditional job I'd recommend going round to peoples houses in your area and asking if they need help walking dogs, washing cars etc.
Original post by Freddie.G
Thanks quite helpful
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Paper/magazine round is the way to go. There's probably a local magazine delivered once a month or so, stuffed with a few flyers. Either use the contact details from the magazine, or just find a magazine company that is local to you on the internet. Email them asking if they have any routes available, near where you are. Rinse and repeat. Also fits in well with school work. You just have to deliver the magazines within a few days, up to a week. So you can fit it in around school work and clubs etc.
Original post by Ki Yung Na
Best to go into the shop that does paper rounds with a parent/elder sibling.
Then simply say you are interested and ask how to apply.
It doesn’t usually need a cv, it can be done informally.
I did this with someone and then they just asked for the number of the parent and arranged for it to happen.
Good first impressions! Go in a tidy outfit!!
Then simply say you are interested and ask how to apply.
It doesn’t usually need a cv, it can be done informally.
I did this with someone and then they just asked for the number of the parent and arranged for it to happen.
Good first impressions! Go in a tidy outfit!!
I agree
Original post by Freddie.G
I live in a small to mid size village and want to get a job like paper round/post office work or things like that, need some advice on how to apply for them,
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