Online Jobs for Teenagers and Side Gigs
Teenagers are often facing the same time restrictions as adults. It is common for students to have a long commute to and from school, via train, bus, or car. This busy commute may leave a short time frame for handling daily responsibility. This may include chores, homework, and for some teens taking care of younger siblings.
Surveys
Many survey companies like Cash Crate allow people aged sixteen years and older to participate.
Swag Bucks is a great place to earn Paypal gift cards, and gift cards to hundreds of different stores and websites and for cash.
Blogging
Starting your own online enterprise can be started very inexpensively. Purchasing domain name can be done for less than fifteen dollars, many times it is much less. Paid Hosting can be done through Hostgator.
Learn how to blog.
Creating a great part time income can be done from home. Many times parents will not allow you to work outside of the home because they want you to focus on completing school work and preparing for college, trade school, or to start in a profitable business.
A local side gig can help quickly build up a savings account. Think of any service that you can do that is safe that your parents would agree with.
Babysitting
Get creative with how you present your babysitting services to the neighborhood. Find out what local rates are for watching children on the weekends. Most great babysitters are not available to help on prime date nights. For many couples this will be any night towards the end of the week. Including Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.
You can charge a fantastic hourly rate, and if your house has enough room watch multiple children.
Side Gig Ideas
Scoop Poop, clean yards, cut lawns,
Create something. Sell dresses, custom handbags on Etsy.com, clothing items, and anything else you can think of. Try to find an online job that fits your lifestyle.
Originally posted 2011-04-29 03:42:39. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
