If you have not done so already, please read A Guide for Teens: How to Find a Summer Job, loaded with great tips and resources to help teens find good summer jobs.

Summer Job Resources:

• A+ Summer Jobs -- a job site for students and recent grads assist in finding summer and seasonal employment. Manages approximately 2,000 summer and seasonal employer profiles -- from beach resorts to Alaskan fisheries. Must register to obtain job information. No cost to job-seekers.

• Allen's Guide to Summer Jobs -- where college students and other adults can browse through job listings for summer camps and travel programs -- for all types of jobs, from instructors to tour guides, to directors. Free to job-seekers.

• Cool Works -- currently listing more than 75,000 job openings at national parks, amusement parks, resorts, camps, ranches, and other "cool" places.

• GetThatGig.com -- where young job-seekers (16-21) can find cool summer jobs and internships, as well as learn about extraordinary career paths in all types of industries. Search for jobs or post your resume. Free to job-seekers.

• JobStar's Summer Jobs on the Web -- a great collection of Web resources for high school and college students looking for summer jobs –- both in California as well as nationally.

• ResortJobs.com -- where you can go and search for jobs by location or keywords and post your resume for employers to view.

• Snag A Job -- a job site for high school and college students looking for part-time, seasonal, or summer jobs. Search for a job by type of job or by location, and than apply online. Free to job-seekers.

• SummerJobs.com -- where you can go and search for jobs by location or keywords and post your resume for employers to view.

• Summer Jobs -- a site that lists summer job opportunities abroad in England, France, Greece, Scotland, Norway, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Australia, and a few other places. Search by category and location to find summer opportunities.

Camp Job Sites:

• CampJobs.com -- where you can search by position you are seeking or location

• CampStaff -- where job-seekers can register in the job candidate database -- for free -- as well as search for camp jobs throughout the United States.

• Christian Camping International Job/Career Opportunities -- where job-seekers interested in working at a Christian camp or conference center can complete a Summer StaffNet application online.

• Mysummers.com -- a great resource for high school grads and college students looking for summer camp jobs. Job-seekers complete an application, which is then emailed directly to all the camps that subscribe (100+) to the site's service.

• Summer Camps and Opportunities -- all about working at a summer camp.

Other teen job resources:

• Job and Career Resources for Teenagers
• Job Ideas for Teens 15 and Younger: Beyond Babysitting
• Florida Teens: The Possibilities Seems Endless After High School

Other seasonal job resources:

• Cool, Unusual, and Seasonal Jobs

Other resources for finding summer jobs:

• How to Find a Summer Job -- a great resource full of tips from the Career Services Office of Trinity College.
• Summer Jobs for Teenagers -- information about summer jobs, part of a chapter from The Teenager's Guide to the Real World.
• Tips for Finding Summer Jobs -- some great information from the State of Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development.