
With summer jobs more plentiful than they have been in the past few years, an increasing number of adults and retirees have begun working during the 'off season'.
As experience has become even more important to hiring managers and corporations, that may not have training budgets or time to train, adult workers are a great resource for seasonal help.
For those adults looking to keep busy, do something different, or earn a little extra cash at a second job, a summer job may just be the answer. Of course, summer jobs are an American staple for many teenagers and recent grads, so make sure to pass the information along!
To begin the search for summer jobs check out: SeasonalEmployment.com, SnagAJob.com, SimplyHired.com and CoolWorks.com which lists seasonal jobs in interesting places throughout the United States.
- Golf courses
- Caterers
- Gyms
- Bars and Clubs
- Summer school teaching (for teachers of course)
- Summer camps (there are so many different kinds of camps now from cooking to archery! Share your skills with kids or other adults!)
- Federal summer jobs/internships
- Lifeguards at: pools, beaches, gyms, camps
- Pet-sitting/ Dog-walking
- Nannies/ Babysitting / Day Cares
- Tutoring
- House-sitting
- Movie theaters
- Tourism jobs: guides, trip organizer, greeters
- Museums
- Annual local festivals
- Photo studios
- Rental agencies: boating, cars, trailers
- Property Management
- Ice Cream or small vendors
- National Parks/Amusement parks
- Camp ground guides
- Event planning help
- Bridal establishments
- Medical and Dental clinics/ Pharmacies
- Customer service centers/ call centers
Do you make a special craft or product - consider selling it at local events, fairs, or online.
Just a few ideas to think about if you find yourself considering temporary employment to add a little cash to your bottom-line this summer!