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From Arlington's annual teen job expo to the Employment Center and local library, use links below to help you find a job.

Arlington Employment Center: The AEC offers special services for teens. Call 703-228-1400 or email Nadia Conyers at Nconyers@arlingtonva.us or jobseeker@arlingtonva.us for more info.

Arlington Public Library: Jobs and career databases for help finding jobs, taking job-related exams, acquirinig job skills, etc.

Arlington Teen Summer Expo: The Arlington Teen Summer Expo site has listings of  jobs (click "expo participants"), internships and community service opportunities for teens in Arlington. Use this link to launch your search or watch out for the event, held each spring.

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HOT JOBS

Red Mango- Clarendon Red Mango the Zagat # 1 winning tart yogurt concept is looking to hire responsible, friendly Team Members. A professional appearance is needed.Part time positions to work days with flexibility for evenings/weekends, seasonal;  4-5 hours per shift. Hours of operation 10:30am- 10:30pm. Min Age: 17 Apply online http://www.redmangousa.com, click on Careers and complete brief application with Arlington,VA- Market Commons Clarendon as location. After applying, stop by location to let them know you have applied/ speak to the manager. 2831 Clarendon Blvd, Arlington, VA 22201
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If you are too old to be a camper but would like to help build the beloved community, we and the campers would love your help! We have openings for all levels of commitment:  team leader, counselor, lunch assistant, driver, after camp care support, and numerous other opportunities. As an additional bonus, Team Leaders can fulfill their RE commitment and get priority Peace Camp registration for their children. Please contact Volunteer Coordinator Lizzette Arias (Lizzette.Arias@uucapeacecamp.org or call 571-882-9285) for opportunities to help build a more peaceful world one relationship at a time. Staff applications can be found at http://goo.gl/X0vON and  www.uucapeacecamp.org
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The Sinclair Farm CSA in Arlington is looking for a couple of enthusiastic, responsible teens to help run their weekly CSA. The CSA meets at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church (4400 Lorcom Lane) every Thursday and is looking for additional helping hands from 2:30 - 6:30pm. Responsibilities include stocking displays,setup and break down, and getting items for members and guest customers. This position could be filled by more than one person on a rotating basis and would be great for a responsible, mature teen with a couple of free hours each Thursday. Please only apply if you have the ability to be there each week (or can share the job with someone else). The compensation would be $10/hr in either money or fresh produce, or a combination. Contact either Allen or Debbie Sinclair at 540-477-9268.
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1/15/13 Ballston Mall stores hiring!
Company: Kettler Iceplex
Position (s): OPEN
Apply: Online Jobs@KettlerCapitalsIceplex.com 
Min Age: 16

Company: Panera Bread
Position (s): OPEN
Apply: Online
Min Age: 15 with work permit

Company: Regal Cinemas
Position (s): OPEN          
Apply: Online    
Min Age: 16

Company: GNC Live Well (Ballston Mall)                
Position (s): PT Sales Associate
Apply: Online
Min Age: 18 
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1/8/13 -SEEKING A HOST! 18 years old. "Teens Do Talk” is a radio show specifically designed for teens and young adults to air their views on a cross section of topics which impact them on a day to day basis. The shows primary focus is to tackle the issues and concerns which are faced by today’s young people, and to address those areas which teens and young adults often find difficult to approach. The show’s motto is “Rediscovering the Lost Art of Communications”

Job Description: Host of “Teens Do Talk” ideally will be a very inspirational and talented young person. They must be in-tune with today’s youth and young adults, and have their finger squarely on the pulse of what’s happening with this demographic of our society. The Show’s Host is required to have an intense knowledge in this area, and be able to provide their listeners with a program that is educational and informative. Part of the show’s format is to feature bi-weekly guests who will help in identifying the many challenges and successes which are shared by our growing teenage and young adult population, and the host should not be afraid to tackle those often difficult situations which our young people are often reluctant to address in an open forum. Teens Do Talk” airs every other Sat. at 12:00PM (ET), and can be heard on www.radiofairfax.com EMAIL PRODUCER AT: TIM@TEENSDOTALK.COM for more information
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12/4/12 *Lost Dog Café (Washington Blvd)
Hiring: Servers, Drivers, Counter
Min Age: 14
APPLY IN PERSON

*Noodles & Company (Ballston)
Hiring: Cashiers
Min Age: 16
Apply Online 
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http://arlingtonemploymentcenter.wordpress.com/category/retailwholesale/ Must be 18+ 
American Girl Cafe at Tysons to: jilian.johnson@americangirl.com , cc pegner@arlingtonva.us and put Referred by Arlington Employment Center in the subject line.
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AT&T is hiring Retail Sales Representatives, Arlington, VA For details about positions and careers: http://connect.att.jobs/arlington/retail
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Federal Internships:  http://www.opm.gov/HiringReform/Pathways/program/interns/  
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/309896200
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Work in the trades. A great opportunity for students not going to college who want to work with their hands, get trained for free, get paid while training and have a job waiting for them at the end of the apprentice program. Students interested in a career in Heating/Air Conditioning, Refrigeration (Construction and Service) and Piping should see Mr. Clisham for details about Apprenticeship opportunities. The process begins January 2012 so don't wait! Parents, call (703-228-6711) or e-mail (john.clisham@apsva.us) about this opportunity.

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Dressing for success

Clothes should fit well, be modest, clean, mended and wrinkle free.

Undergarments should never be visible

Denim is not ok unless specifically allowed

Socks or stockings with pants, dresses or skirts

Makeup should be moderate; perfume and other products should be minimal or unscented.

Jewelry should be modest, piercings and tattoos are better not displayed.

Hair should be clean, neat, and out of your face.