When you are 15 year olds you cannot be picky since there are not many employers that make an effort to work with minors. Most employers won't give jobs for 15 year olds because of the limited availability but there are some places, such as restaurants, go out of their way to work with those limits. The best way is to go and ask places that you're interested at, and also ask if they are hiring. During summer you can also do yard work for neighbors, or work at a swim club, lots of things to do! Your might find a painter or carpenter that needs help or other craftsman and jeweler. Employers wouldn't hire you if you sound lazy.

The federal labor law says that there are many jobs for 15 year olds at the office, grocery store, retail store, restaurant (not only fast-food), lodging facilities, movie theater, baseball park, municipal parks, amusement park, or gasoline service station. Different employers have different policies about hiring minors or teenagers under 18. You will need references so talk to teachers, clergy, coaches, or anyone you know have done casual labor for, friends, and also parents. Be sure to ask if you can appoint them as a reference and let them know to expect calls from employers.

Teenagers under 18 have to provide proof of age before they can work and must tell their age before being hired due to the legal limits of the hours of the day they may be scheduled. Because of those limits teenagers can be rejected due to age matter. Therefore, take jobs that many teenagers don't wish for in order to prove that you are a hard worker and to have something on your resume that you can point to when you are interviewed for a better job. You shouldn't expect too much when finding a job and do not turn down any jobs. Work in anywhere that will hire you. Get the experience, learn from it, put it down on your resume and grow from there. You should apply for a job everywhere. If they're not interested to hire you, they won't give you a call. If they call you and ask for an interview, do not keep addressing that you're 15.

You can work in a store as a stockroom helper or grocery bagger, it is a simple job but you would probably need a work permit or your parents' permission, depending on local rules. Also you can be a babysitter for your local neighbors who know you and trust you to do that. Employers usually have part time jobs for 15 year olds if they have the hours that will suite your age. You cannot work on school days during school hours, you have a work curfew of 7 p.m., and not many places will want to hire a worker with limited hours. In smaller towns, small grocery stores hire at younger ages for positions like stock and bagger. Think also about working as newspaper router or working in your local movie theater or rental store. With spring sports around the corner, apply to do concessions at your local park.