What are great jobs for teenagers from ages 10 to 15?

Answer 1

I sold things at 10-15. ANOTHER thing is a paper route as long as an adult over sees you. I would collect cans.I made $10-20 a week collecting cans.I even had friends save then 4 me.MY mom had a yard sale.I had my own table.I would buy things from other yard sales 4 a nickel and dime and quarter and sell them higher at my yard sale at age 12-14.I made 10 to 100bucks a week. age 10 i had a lemon ade stand. ALSO i would run erons 4 old people . I would go to the corner store 4 them.Sometimes they would give me 2-3 bucks for going 4 them.

Answer 2

first of all how old are you? A preteen is 12 and teenagers are 13-17. And like what kinda jobs, like a lemonade stand type of jobs or working with a schedule type? e-mail me at [e-mail]

Answer 3

* A youth 14 and 15 years old may not work in the manufacturing or mining industries, or in any hazardous job. (See the list of hazardous occupations below.) In addition, a 14- or 15-year-old may not work in the following occupations:

* Communications or public utilities jobs;
* Construction or repair jobs;
* Driving a motor vehicle or helping a driver;
* Manufacturing and mining occupations;
* Power-driven machinery or hoisting apparatus other than typical office machines;
* Processing occupations;
* Public messenger jobs;
* Transporting of persons or property;
* Workrooms where products are manufactured, mined or processed;
* Warehousing and storage.

A 14- or 15-year-old may work in retail stores, food service establishments and gasoline service stations. However, a 14- or 15-year-old may not perform the following jobs in the retail and service industries:

* Baking;
* Boiler or engine room work, whether in or about;
* Cooking, except with gas or electric grilles that do not involve cooking over an open flame and with deep fat fryers that are equipped with and utilize devices that automatically lower and raise the baskets in and out of the hot grease or oil;
* Freezers or meat coolers work;
* Loading or unloading goods on or off trucks, railcars or conveyors;
* Meat processing area work;
* Maintenance or repair of a building or its equipment;
* Operating, setting up, adjusting, cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, grinders, choppers or cutters and bakery mixers;
* Outside window washing, or work standing on a window sill, ladder, scaffold or similar equipment;
* Warehouse work, except office and clerical work.

The jobs a 14- or 15-year-old may do in the retail and service industries include:

* Bagging and carrying out customer's orders;
* Cashiering, selling, modeling, art work, advertising, window trimming, or comparative shopping;
* Cleaning fruits and vegetables;
* Clean-up work and grounds maintenance - The young worker may use vacuums and floor waxers, but he or she cannot use power-driven mowers, cutters, and trimmers;
* Clean cooking equipment, including the filtering, transporting and dispensing of oil and grease, but only when the surfaces of the equipment and liquids do not exceed 100° F;
* Delivery work by foot, bicycle, or public transportation;
* Kitchen and other work in preparing and serving food and drinks, but not cooking or baking (see hazardous jobs);
* Office and clerical work;
* Pricing and tagging goods, assembling orders, packing, or shelving;
* Pumping gas, cleaning and polishing cars and trucks (but the young worker cannot repair cars, use garage lifting rack, or work in pits);
* Wrapping, weighing, pricing, stocking any goods as long as the young worker does not work where meat is being prepared and does not work in freezers or meat coolers.

Answer 4

SCHOOL

You cant have a job in most states until 15 1/2
If you mean good ways to make money thats different.

Answer 5

mowing grass in the summer
shovling snow in the winter
raking leafes in the fall
spring there is helping people

Answer 6

walking the dog, babysitting, or you can go to a community center and ask if they need someone to do odd jobs. maybe if you knew someone at a library you can ask them to do simple chores. working at a restuarant if you know the owners or if your parents own it.

Answer 7

Baby sitting, and lawn care (mowing, racking leaves, shoveling snow, ect).

Answer 8

selling lemonades

Answer 9

studying