Most national chains require that you are 18 before you can get a driving job. However, local eateries may allow year-olds to deliver. Visit some local restaurants to find out if they are hiring. If you have basic computer skills and like working in an office, you can often find a part-time job as a data clerk.
Many offices may be need clerks like banks, medical offices, accounting firms, or other small businesses. For each of these jobs, you need some visibility to get started. First, you should spread the word among your classmates, fellow church members, or neighbors. You may also be able to post an ad online or post flyers at the grocery store or church. To be safe, you should allow your parents to help you screen potential clients.
Many teens earn some summer spending money by mowing lawns and performing gardening tasks. If you can supply your own equipment you may be able to get more work.
Try to line up clients before summer starts to have a head start on the competition. If you are a good student who enjoys helping people, you might be able to make some money as a tutor.
The most common subjects teens need help with are math, science, English and foreign languages. Be sure to screen your clients - your parents may need to help you make sure that potential clients are who they say they are. If you like dogs, being a dog walker may be just the right job for you. Let people in your neighborhood know that you are seeking opportunities to earn extra money by providing this type of pet care.
If you are reliable and trustworthy, you may be able to obtain some clients who will let you walk their dog daily and others who will turn to your services when they leave on vacation. If you do a good job, you will likely attract additional customers through referrals. Washing cars is another traditional summer job for year-olds, although it can easily become an ongoing business venture for teens.
Let everyone in your neighborhood know that you are willing and able to wash cars year round to earn some extra money. Babysitting is one of the easier jobs for teenagers to obtain.
All you need is a good reputation, reliability, availability, and possibly a parent who will verify your maturity. It can be a good way to make extra money while not being tied down to a weekly job schedule.
If you play an instrument, you may be able to offer lessons to both children and adults. Contact interested people through your school or church. Where you teach the lessons depends on what type of instrument you play; consider trying to set up a relationship with the school or church to use their facilities if you need a place to teach. With the hectic pace of our lives, there are probably many people who would like to get some effective assistance.
If you are responsible and enjoy running errands, doing housework, or other odd tasks, you might find work as a personal assistant. Place flyers on the wealthier parts of town or use word of mouth to get your name out there. Again, screen the family carefully before accepting the job. If you are already spending every free moment on your computer, why not turn your skills into money? Many companies and individuals have a need to create or enhance their websites.
Start by creating your own website to advertise your skills. Then, whenever you come across a website that could use your services, make contact and sell yourself and your ideas. If you have a way with words and are knowledgeable about a topic, you can make money blogging or writing. Consider joining a blogging network that will offer either a guaranteed per-post wage or a share of advertising revenue.
Be sure to review the guidelines closely before you join a revenue sharing blog site, as some require contributors to be 18 years of age or older. If you prefer to have more control and earn all the advertising revenue, then create your own blog on Blogger. You can sign up for AdSense or promote products on your site. You may have to have your parent sign up for the advertising accounts because you are not yet Many senior citizens find it hard to get around, especially in inclement weather.
Provide company to lonely seniors by dropping in to play cards or board games once a week. Help a group of senior friends get together by driving them to and from a gathering place to play games or to and from events for seniors held by local organizations. This is a great stepping stone into an event planning career! Camp Counselor are oftentimes some of the memorable individuals that people remember from their youth. Camp Counselors also have to have impeccable problem-solving skills—an ability that is applicable to any job.
The Teaching Assistant assists the teacher in grading papers, managing classroom supplies, and handing out assignments so that the teacher can focus on teaching. Expect to perform various duties, from supervising after school programs to clerical work like typing or filing. Being a Daycare Assistant requires an immense amount of energy. Being a housesitter also means being extremely trustworthy and organized.
Like pool cleaning, lawn mowing requires extreme attention-to-detail—a job well done means no missed spots! After all, the lives of many plants will literally be in your hands. Being a lifeguard requires you to be attentive all throughout your shift. Lifeguarding also requires becoming CPR-certified, which is a valuable certification to have in many jobs.
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