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Jobs Ideas For 13 Year Olds

Updated on June 27, 2010

What Jobs Are 13 Year Olds Allowed To Do?

When it comes to jobs, 13 year olds are going to be out of luck most of the time. Employers just don't want to hire kids that are so young because of their imaturity and especially because of the added insurance cost for them.

Everyone in society wants to protect children and keep them safe. It is for this reason that there are so many restrictions on hiring 13 year olds and most employers just don't want to deal with the added hassles.

13 Year Olds Must Use Their Imagination

Since it is next to impossible for kids to find real jobs for 13 year olds, this means it is time for them to come up with their own ideas. The classic lemonade stand is the example everyone knows but it is certainly not a money maker in the winter months and probably not that great in summer either.

Kids who are 13 need to figure out what types of things they are good at and try to find ways to make money doing those things. It might be a bit too young to start babysitting but pet sitting and pet grooming might be a possibility. If you are someone who loves dogs and cats, try to think of all the things you might be able to do to help your neighbors out with their pets that they might be willing to pay you for.

Adults are very busy with their jobs and you might be able to walk their dogs, pet sit while your neighbors are on vacation, wash their dogs, and many other similar things that will save your adult neighbors time. For this, they might be willing to pay you, especially if you take care of their pets while they are on vacation.

Find A Need And Fill It

The best way to make money when you are a young teen (and when you get older too), is to find a need that is going unfulfilled and offer that service. If you can figure out what your neighbors or friends need done, you might be able to charge for that service.

Many young teens who have great imaginations and ideas end up starting businesses or mini businesses that grow into something bigger. If you have a lot of ideas, try to figure out which ones would be the easiest to do and still make you money. This is a time when you have to let your creativity come out and if you are able to start something with a good idea, it might turn into your own money making business.

 

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