What kind of paid jobs can teenagers get? [ages 13-15]?

Question

I would like to model but since I am sort of short I am not sure I can. Plus I have no idea how to find any modeling agenices of any sort.

Answer 1

There's a lot of stuff you could do over the internet as an entrepreneur, if you were so inclined. It doesn't have to be over the internet, of course, but it's a good start for any type of business.

I used to develop web pages and buy and sell video games on Ebay. If you are into fashion you could try flipping clothing and accessories on Ebay, or even designing and making your own clothing for sale (and then modelling it, too!). Starting early is actually a really good idea, while you have the free time to investigate this type of thing, and you don't have bills to pay, in case it doesn't net you enough of a profit.

If you need the cash from the job to buy a certain something then you should try and incorporate it, somehow. I play a lot of video games so it made sense for me to resell them for, at worst, the same price that I paid for them. That way although I didn't necessarily make money on some purchases, I didn't spend any, either. I also gained experience that allowed me to get jobs later on.

Let out your creative style! (especially in trying to figure out what is right for you).

Answer 2

Modeling is very competetive! but if you can't do that work at some super market. I worked at Kroger.....for 5 years...sadly, but at least it's a job. Where I live, kroger will hire you at around 14. Other supermarkets are around 15. Many more jobs will be available when you turn 16.

Answer 3

You should be focused on school. Learn the modeling business, get your h.s. diploma, then venture into modeling. The industry will eat you alive at your age.

Answer 4

J.C. Penney is a good modeling source for kids. Or you could mow lawns, take care of horses, babysit, walk dogs, etc.

Answer 5

I would recommend babysitting, you can get up to 10 dollars an hour or more.