Re: job opportunities for teenagers?
You have the same sort of issue in the UK as regards experience with anything to do with programming, you will always need more qualifications and/or experience.
Most teenaged jobs over here tend to be of the very basic sort, like weighting tables or working in a shop, the sort of thing blind people aren't liable to get hired for, plus of course, you have the problem that since your effectively working as a miner, minimum wage doesn't apply (there are several horror stories in the UK of teens being paid a pittance and then let go as soon as they approach their eighteenth birthday).
If you were over here your best bet would probably be a modern apprenticeship, but this usually starts off part time and then turns into a major on the job training later on. I have heard of people who got into more tech orientated jobs that way, but of course your still facing the prejudice about blind people, and of course, if your going that route your pretty much giving up all hope of going to university, though as going to university just days is a way of getting in debt that probably isn't such a bad thing, assuming that said company don't just land you straight into a middle management position post apprenticeship and your pretty much stuck with no prospects because you have no training or experience outside that company.
Summary! The world is a shitty place run by bastards!
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