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May 18, 2005
Volume 4, No. 20


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Special summer employment issue

Make money this summer

Lazy, crazy days of summer easily turn to frustration and boredom when you're broke. This year, don't spend your summer vacation singing the no-money blues. Instead, tune into these summer job strategies.
www.nextstepmagazine.com/nsmpages/
articledetails.aspx?articleid=193



Summer job options for teens

Most studies show that teens who work part-time or summer jobs gain valuable experiences that help build both educational and job-related skills. Working helps teens build self-esteem and independence. They also learn time-management, team-building and communications skills.
www.quintcareers.com/
teen_job_options.html



Getting a taste of working life

Teen-agers make up for lack of experience with their energy and willingness to learn on the job.
www.baltimoresun.com/business/
careers/bal-wk.teens11
may11,1,3089646.story



Accounting word of the week: G

General ledger: Collection of all asset, liability, owners equity, revenue and expense accounts. For more definitions, go to the Resource Center at:
www.startheregoplaces.com/
resourcecenter/glossary.asp



Good advice from teens4hire.com

  • 10 tips for writing a resume
  • 10 places for teens to look for a summer job
  • Qualities employers want most in a candidate
  • Job titles/positions most suitable for teens
  • Things to do if you can't land a job

  •   Business the top job choice for teens

    In a recent survey, business careers proved to be the top choice among high school students, with more than 9 percent planning a career in business. Many of those future business people would like to work for themselves, as teens also expressed a strong interest in self-employment.
    southflorida.bizjournals.com/
    southflorida/stories/2005/01/
    24/daily10.html



    Are summer college prep or academic enrichment camps right for you?

    In the increasingly competitive college admissions process, some high-school students — or parents — are turning to college-bound programs offered by a variety of traditional and academic camps. And according to the American Camping Association, the number of member camps offering academics has grown about 15 percent over the last few years.
    www.quintcareers.com/
    college_prep_camps.html



    Study accounting in college

    For a list of Maryland colleges and universities with accounting programs and Maryland community colleges with accounting courses, go to:
    www.tomorrowscpa.org/highschool/
    college.html



    Summer days: A to-do list for soon-to-be seniors

    When it's the summer before your senior year, you've got lots to think about and lots to do. You'll need to spend a bit of time planning, so some of the burden will be off your shoulders once you are back in school as a busy senior.
    www.princetonreview.com/college/
    research/articles/prepare/
    seniorSummer.asp



    Do you have a job for the summer?

    Take the TCPA poll at:
    www.tomorrowscpa.org/


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