This is a very simple site which allows you to put in your zip code and generate  a list of all the job postings in your area that are looking for teens or entry level workers.  They also allow you to fill out a profile and will send you updates on employers in your area who are looking to fill positions.

This is the big site where people of all ages go to look for jobs.  It has job listings and employer listings. it allows you to post your resume.  It also has informational articles on things like interviewing, writing your resume, and searching for the job that’s right for you.  It can be overwhelming for a teen (many of the jobs in the general listings are for more experienced executives) but once you get the hang of it, it is a very useful job hunting tool.

Tips for teens who are starting their own neighborhood businesses.

This site is exclusively for teens who are working full time, part time or during the summer.  It’s got a lot of articles and information on working, interviewing, looking for jobs, etc.  It also has a section to search for jobs and employers who are hiring teens and entry level employees.

The Interview Rehearsal Book: 7 Steps to Job-Winning Interviews Using Acting Skills You Never Knew You Had
by Deb Gottesman, Buzz Mauro.
A ‘How to’ for the interviewing process.

The Resume Handbook: How to Write Outstanding Resumes & Cover Letters for Every Situation
by Arthur D. Rosenberg, David Hizer.
Guide to writing resumes and cover letters.

This book focuses on the decisions that teens (and anyone just starting out) will have to make with their lives.  It discusses detailed financial planning amongst others things, but is a good reference to discuss.