Unfortunately the only way you can get a job at 14/15 is if you know someone in the right places, as soon as an employer knows your under 16, that's it... Even when I was 15 I applied for at least 6-7 jobs a week with no luck, sometimes I wouldn't eve get an E-mail/call to say I was un-successful, even now at 16 most of the job's I have applied for have been failures, just make sure as soon as you turn 16 you apply for every job the matches your criteria. i.e; Age, don't apply for jobs you know have an upper age limit like 18 or 21, experience, if the job description says it requires a certain level of experience that you don't have then obviously don't apply, distance, you might have fount the perfect job that pays (for example) £5 p/h if it is more than 10 miles away it is probably certain you will spend a good percentage of your wage on travel, also if they ask you how you'll get to work and you live 10+ miles away and reply with 'public transport' they'll be thinking that you could be un-reliable when weather conditions get harsh. This all may sound very simple but a lot of people will also be applying for the jobs you will and it just saves you time as most of the online applications will take 40 minutes to 1 hour to complete. Just be patient, if you have 5 A*-C's, and can present yourself well in your CV and interview you WILL get a job.