Finding a job

In a way your parents are doing you a favor by letting you become resourceful and independent on your own! Who says you need to drive a car to work? You can walk, cycle, skateboard or Rollerblade instead. Good thing you aren’t dependent on the car because you’d waste all your money on gas and also pollute the environment! Now since since you are limited by distance (can’t get a job too far away), experience (need to look for jobs that don’t need too much experience) and time (need to find jobs that are easy and fast to find AND don’t mind you taking days off), my suggestion is to look around your neighborhood for part time jobs like mowing lawns, painting houses, babysitting, dog walking, cat sitting, house cleaning, gardening, errands for th elderly, car washing…etc. Check your local grocery stores, community centers for adds (and put one up) and talk to neighbors to find out if they need any work done around the house. You can also check your local Craigslist online, if you have one. Good luck!

If you have a good bus system in your town, then consider utilizing the bus system.